New in 0.4.42

AI Accounts Pool

In Termiyo 0.4.42, AI Accounts Pool replaces the retired Harness and Work together screens. Connect Claude Code or Codex with your own accounts and choose where the pool runs. Each account keeps its own allowance.

Termiyo Cloud needs the hosted service to be available. Check each linked account’s sign-in and usage status before relying on automatic switching; providers may not report every limit.

Choose accounts and a location

AI Accounts Pool

Open AI Accounts Pool from the AI section or the tab strip. Choose Claude or Codex, then This computer, Termiyo Cloud or My server. All three locations require a paid Termiyo subscription; free accounts and trials cannot use the pool. Sign in with each provider account separately. Each account keeps its own allowance.

Protect Termiyo Cloud with an authenticator

Set up before using Cloud

From 0.4.44, Cloud Pool requires two-factor authentication. In Settings → Account, enable it with Google Authenticator or a compatible app and save your recovery codes somewhere safe.

Unlock management for 15 minutes

Choose Termiyo Cloud and enter an authenticator or recovery code to view or manage accounts and create CLI access keys for 15 minutes. Locking management, or letting that window expire, does not revoke issued CLI keys. After upgrading to 0.4.44, unlock Cloud and copy setup again; older Cloud keys no longer work.

Keep a recovery code

After your first Cloud unlock, turning off two-factor authentication or replacing recovery codes always requires your password plus a current authenticator code or an unused recovery code, even if you stop using Cloud. If you lose both your authenticator and all recovery codes, your password and a signed-in device cannot restore access.

Connect the coding CLI

Choose the terminal shell, then Copy Claude Code setup or Copy Codex setup. Paste the setup in a terminal in the project folder on the machine running that CLI. It applies to that terminal session. Keep the copied access key private. Each remote setup has its own key, which can be revoked in CLI access keys.

Understand switching and limits

When an account reaches a limit, automatic switching tries another available account from the same provider and keeps the selected model. It does not switch Claude requests to Codex. Provider quotas are not combined or unlimited. A response that has already started is not replayed. If every account is limited, wait for a reported reset or reconnect an account that needs sign-in. Unknown or old usage readings are not available quota.

Keep work running in the right place

Pool location

This computer needs Termiyo open, unlocked and awake. Termiyo Cloud and My server keep the pool endpoint independent of the laptop, but a sleeping laptop stops its local CLI. For persistent coding, run the CLI inside tmux on an always-on remote host. For My server, enter its HTTPS origin and management key. Switching the view leaves the server running; Disconnect revokes its authorization.

Use Ask for an individual question

The single-account Ask controls remain available for individual AI questions. Configure the account in Settings → AI. The pool routes CLI requests; it does not restore the old comparison lanes, manager jobs or /team prompt. Use the coding CLI itself for coding tasks and review its permissions.