New in 0.4.22
Harness
The Harness tab holds Work together above a separate comparison pane. A lane pairs a model with an account to answer the same question beside other lanes. Control names below match the English interface.
Set up the comparison
Use Claude lanes
Under Models and accounts, use Add Claude Code, choose the model and account, then ask in What to ask every model. An Add button appears for every AI CLI found on this machine — Add Codex CLI, Add ChatGPT CLI, Add Gemini CLI, Add Ollama and Add llm among them. In 0.4.22 only Claude lanes work: the runner does not support the others. Claude lanes have tools switched off; this pane does not edit code.
Choose where it runs
A lane on a host uses the account already signed in on that host. For separate local accounts, choose a different saved token for each lane. Two lanes using one login share its allowance; adding columns does not create more quota.
Carry on
Resume a local Claude conversation
Carry on where each model left off is on by default. It resumes a local Claude lane’s own conversation through the CLI. Carry on can reopen a saved conversation; it does not start an autonomous job. Host lanes start fresh each time.
A spare starts fresh
Switch account automatically when one runs out is also on by default. An added lane left switched off can supply a spare account for one question. The replacement has not seen that lane’s conversation, so it starts fresh; the switch is shown with the answer. This differs from switching accounts in the AI panel.
Let them read each other
One hop, only when enabled
Let them read each other is off at launch and applies when you choose it for a question. The next prompt can include other lanes’ answers from the last round: up to 6,000 characters of peer text per lane per round, with each answer clipped at 2,000 characters. It does not share a common memory or forward the whole peer history.
Read agreement carefully
In a round that receives peer text, agreement is labelled as not an independent second opinion. Peer text already sent remains in a resumed lane’s own conversation; switching the checkbox off does not erase it. These limits cap newly added peer text, not the total cost of later turns that read it again.
Check allowances
A check spends allowance
Check now sends a short question using a low-cost Claude model for each enabled local lane to obtain a provider reading. It spends a little allowance and does not check host lanes. The figures have an age; they are not a live quota feed.
No quota balancing
Termiyo does not distribute lanes by remaining quota. Compare answers yourself, and use Work together when you want separate task briefs and a manager’s report.