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Stop setting up CLI tools on every machine
Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and OpenAI Codex are installed in the Workbench environment, reducing local installation and version drift.
← The Workbench
Platform · AGTerm
Shell access, with AI already running.
A web terminal with Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and OpenAI Codex available inside the Workbench session. Use centrally configured provider access without installing each CLI on the user's laptop.
What it does
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Keys inherited, never juggled
Approved provider credentials are made available to supported CLIs through the Workbench session. Add Zentinelle AI separately when CLI or agent events require policy and evidence.
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Full shell, shared filesystem, governed
A complete bash environment on the same EFS storage as AI Lab and File Manager. Files created in one tool appear here without a manual copy. Connect Zentinelle AI separately when terminal or agent events need policy and evidence.
AI CLI tools that just work.
Claude Code
Anthropic's agentic coding assistant, pre-wired to your Calliope AI API keys. Run it immediately without touching a config file.
Gemini CLI
Google's command-line AI, authenticated and ready. Multimodal reasoning, code generation, and analysis from your terminal.
OpenAI Codex
OpenAI's terminal assistant, configured and waiting. Code generation, explanation, and refactoring from the shell.
Keys inherited from your session. You never touch a config file.
When a Calliope AI Workbench session starts, supported CLIs can receive the provider access configured for that environment. Users do not have to copy credentials into a local terminal or repository.
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY→ used by Claude CodeGOOGLE_API_KEY→ used by Gemini CLIOPENAI_API_KEY→ used by OpenAI Codex
Run concurrent terminal sessions for different tasks while sharing the Workbench filesystem for the life of the active workspace.
Who AGTerm is for.
- Developers who live in the terminal and want AI assistance without leaving it.
- DevOps engineers who need shell access to their Workbench environment.
- Data engineers running scripts, pipelines, and ETL jobs.
- Security researchers using the Kali OSINT or RE Desktop flavors and needing AI-assisted analysis.
- Teams where local AI CLI setup is a recurring friction point for onboarding.
