How It Works
- Termix tracks each agent’s working/idle status
- When an agent stops working (output burst ends), Termix waits to confirm it’s truly idle
- If the Termix tab is not in focus, a browser notification fires
- If sound is enabled, a notification sound plays (also only when the tab is not in focus)
- Session name
- Project name (if assigned)
- The latest message preview from the agent
Setting Up
Allow browser notifications
Click Enable browser notifications. Your browser will ask for permission — click Allow.
Notification Sounds
Termix includes 7 notification sounds:| Sound | Style |
|---|---|
| Default Beep | Short, neutral beep |
| Soft Beep | Quieter, gentler tone |
| Bold Beep | Louder, more attention-grabbing |
| Echo Beep | Beep with reverb |
| Musical Beep | Melodic tone |
| Small Bleep | Quick, subtle bleep |
| Space | Sci-fi inspired tone |
Minimum Working Time
To reduce noise, you can set a minimum working time before notifications fire. If an agent works for less than this threshold, no notification is sent. Open Settings > Notifications and adjust the Minimum working time dropdown (5 seconds to 60 seconds). This prevents notifications from firing when an agent does a quick check and immediately goes idle.Muting Individual Sessions
If a particular session is too noisy, you can mute it without disabling notifications globally:- Right-click the session > Mute
- Or click the session menu button > Mute
When Notifications Don’t Fire
Notifications only fire when:- The Termix browser tab is not in focus (if you’re already looking at it, you don’t need a notification)
- The active session is not the one that just finished (if you’re already watching that session, no notification)
- The session is not muted
- The agent worked for longer than the minimum working time threshold
- Browser notification permission is granted