Get started with Syntic Terminal
Syntic Terminal is not released yet, so there is nothing to install today. When it opens, you will download it from syntic.ai, sign in with your Syntic account and start Syntic Code sessions inside its tabs and panes. Syntic Code, which will also run in the terminal you already use, is coming soon too.
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There is no public build of Syntic Terminal. Do not install anything that claims to be Syntic Terminal from another site.
What it is for
| Part | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Terminal | A full shell, so your usual commands and tools keep working. |
| Syntic Code inside | Start the coding agent in any session, without a separate window. |
| Tabs and split panes | Several Syntic Code sessions, servers, tests and logs side by side. |
Systems planned at release
The download page lists these builds as coming soon:
| System | Builds listed |
|---|---|
| macOS | Apple silicon, Intel and Universal |
| Windows | x64 and ARM64 |
| Linux | .deb and AppImage, for x64 and ARM64 |
The same page lists macOS 12 or later, Windows 10 version 1903 or later (and Windows 11), and Linux tested on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Debian 12 and Fedora 39 or later.
What you will need
- A Syntic account. Syntic Code inside the terminal needs a paid plan. See Use Syntic Terminal with an individual plan.
- A supported computer from the list above.
Stay up to date
Watch the Syntic Terminal changelog and our release notes for the release.
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