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TermMate connects to external CLI-based agents to drive its core capabilities. Complete the steps below before starting a chat session.

1. Install TermMate

Sublime Text

Install TermMate via Package Control Install TermMate via Package Control:
  1. Open the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P on macOS, Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux).
  2. Type Package Control: Install Package and press Enter.
  3. Search for TermMate and press Enter.
Select Install Package Search TermMate

VS Code

Install TermMate from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace: marketplace.visualstudio.com → TermMate Or search TermMate directly in the VS Code Extensions panel (Cmd+Shift+X). Search TermMate in VS Code

2. Install Agent CLI

The easiest way to install an agent is directly from within your editor: open the Command Palette, type TermMate: Install Agent, and select the agent you want. TermMate will run the installation in a dedicated panel and notify you when it’s complete. You can also run TermMate: Install Agent at any time later to add more agents. Or install manually from your terminal: Claude Code is Anthropic’s official terminal-based coding agent.

Codex

Codex is OpenAI’s coding agent.

Pi Agent

Pi Agent is a Gemini-powered coding agent by Pi.
TermMate automatically detects CLI installation paths across multiple environments, including Homebrew, npm-global, Yarn, and common local binary directories. You typically don’t need to manually configure environment variables or search paths.

3. Authentication

Once installed, authenticate the agents via your terminal before starting a session in TermMate. Alternatively, you can skip CLI login by setting API keys directly in TermMate’s settings (Preferences → Package Settings → TermMate → Settings):

Claude Code

Codex

Pi Agent