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Categories/Agentic Process Automation/Terminal Use
Terminal Use

Terminal Use

Founded by Filip Balucha

Deploy and host AI agents with branching and rollback features.

Pricing model

Free Tier, Paid

Rating

★ Mixed Reviews

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Terminal Use to deploy and manage long-running AI agents like Claude Agent SDK and Codex agents. It provides Git-native branching, versioning, and rollback capabilities specifically designed for filesystem agents. The service handles hosting infrastructure so you can focus on building your agent logic. You get deployment commands through their CLI and can manage multiple agent versions with easy rollback options if needed.

What Terminal Use does

Deploy AI agents with single commandCreate Git branches for agent versionsRoll back to previous agent versionsMonitor long-running agent performanceManage agent filesystem permissionsScale agent hosting infrastructure automaticallyVersion control agent configurationsDeploy agents from GitHub repositoriesGit-native branching for agent versionsOne-command agent deploymentBuilt specifically for filesystem agentsAutomatic rollback capabilitiesBackground agent hosting infrastructureCLI-based agent managementY Combinator backed infrastructurePurpose-built for long-running agents

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Free tier, Paid

PlanList price
Starter$20 / mo
Pro$200 / mo

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