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Temple

An IDE for your Claude Code and Codex agents. Temple organizes your sessions by project and keeps them all a click away, so you stop hunting through terminal tabs to find the work you were doing.

  • Switch between sessions across projects without losing your place.
  • Search every session you have run.
  • Navigate with the keyboard.
  • Work in a full terminal, not a transcript.
  • Pick up where you left off. Temple reopens the sessions you had open.
  • See which agents are working and which are waiting on you.
  • Run sessions on another machine you reach with ssh, in tabs like local ones.

Nothing goes to a server of Temple's. Sessions run on your Mac, or on a host you add, over your own ssh. Temple never edits your files, runs git, or changes your session history.

Temple

Install

brew install --cask ramsrib/tap/temple

Or grab the latest Temple-vX.Y.Z-arm64.dmg from Releases and drag Temple to Applications.

To update:

brew upgrade --cask temple

Requirements: macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon, with Claude Code and/or Codex installed. Temple auto-detects both (paths configurable in Settings).

Command line

Temple ships a temple command for your open sessions and History:

temple sessions ls                 # what has a tab, and what each is doing
temple sessions new ~/repo --cli codex
temple history search keychain     # every session on disk, open or not
temple sessions open <id>          # resume it in a tab, or focus its tab

The cask puts it on your PATH. From the DMG, link it yourself: ln -s /Applications/Temple.app/Contents/Helpers/temple /usr/local/bin/temple. temple --help lists the rest.

Build from source

./Scripts/build-ghostty.sh   # one-time: builds the embedded terminal engine
make install                 # signed Temple.app → /Applications

Needs Xcode 26+ and brew install xcodegen. Zig is self-provisioned at the pinned version. Terminal-engine details in docs/BUILDING-GHOSTTY.md; cutting a signed, notarized release is in RELEASE.md.

Learn more

Debug logging, if you ever need it: log stream --predicate 'subsystem BEGINSWITH "com.sriramb.temple"' --level debug

License

MIT

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