Setting up AI CLI tools
Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex — each one needs local installation, version management, and API key configuration. On every machine. For every developer.
AGTerm eliminates all of it. Your Workbench session already has the API keys. AGTerm inherits them automatically. Open the terminal and the agents are waiting.
One environment. All the tools. Zero setup time.
Pre-Wired AI Keys
Shared Filesystem
Beautiful Web Interface
What is AGTerm?
AGTerm is Calliope AI’s multi-agent web terminal. It’s a full bash environment in the browser with Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and OpenAI Codex pre-installed and pre-configured — using your Workbench API keys automatically.
Unlike a generic web terminal, AGTerm is purpose-built for AI-assisted development: the agents are first-class citizens, not afterthoughts you install separately.
Who is AGTerm for?
- Developers who live in the terminal and want AI assistance without leaving it
- DevOps engineers who need shell access to their Workbench environment
- Data engineers running scripts, pipelines, and ETL jobs
- Security researchers using the Kali OSINT or RE Desktop flavors and needing AI-assisted analysis
- Teams where local AI CLI setup is a recurring friction point for onboarding
How API key inheritance works
When your Calliope AI Workbench session starts, your API keys are provisioned into the environment. AGTerm inherits these automatically via environment variables:
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY→ used by Claude CodeGOOGLE_API_KEY→ used by Gemini CLIOPENAI_API_KEY→ used by Codex
You never touch a config file. The keys are managed by Calliope AI’s secrets system — the same one Zentinelle audits.
Multi-agent sessions
AGTerm supports up to 10 concurrent sessions per workspace. You can run:
- Claude Code working on a refactor in one session
- A Gemini CLI research task in another
- A long-running shell script in a third
All sessions share the same filesystem and persist as long as your workspace is active.
Stop setting up AI CLI tools on every machine. AGTerm puts Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex in a web terminal that's ready the moment your Workbench opens.