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Projects are a lightweight way to organize sessions. If you’re working on multiple codebases at once, projects keep things tidy.

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Creating a Project

  1. Click the New Project button in the sidebar
  2. Enter a project name
  3. Choose a folder path (the default working directory for sessions in this project)
  4. Pick an accent color (8 colors available)
Sessions created within a project automatically use the project’s folder path.

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Organizing Sessions

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Drag and Drop

Drag any session in the sidebar to a project header to move it into that project. Drag it to the area above all projects to remove it from a project.

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Context Menu

Right-click a session and use Move to project to assign it to any project, or remove it from its current project.

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Session Launcher

When creating a new session, you can pick a project from the dropdown in the launcher. The working directory auto-fills from the project path.

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Project Groups

Sessions are visually grouped under their project header in the sidebar. Each project header shows:
  • Project name (with accent color)
  • Session count
  • Collapse/expand toggle
  • Menu button
Click a project header to collapse or expand it. Collapsed projects still show their session count.

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Managing Projects

Right-click a project header (or click its menu button) to:
  • Change color — Pick from 8 accent colors
  • Rename — Double-click the project name to edit
  • Delete — Removes the project grouping. You’ll be asked to confirm if the project has active sessions (sessions are closed, not just ungrouped)

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Resumable Sessions

When Termix restarts, previously saved sessions appear grouped under their original project in the Previous Sessions section.