The real app, screen by screen.

Every picture is a capture of XTermium running with demo data. By topic: SSH client, remote desktop, AI agents.

Every kind of connection, in a tab.

The window first, then the kinds of connection XTermium opens: SSH and SFTP, RDP and WinRM hosts in the rack, VNC, telnet, a local shell, a BMC console, a website and an SSH tunnel. Each one is a session in the sidebar, opened in a tab beside the others. The remote desktop screens gather the desktops and consoles.

XTermium with four panes in one window: core-switch over telnet, a Grafana dashboard in a web tab, desktop-01 over VNC with a runbook open, and htop on web-01 over SSH; five tabs above them — **The window** The real app, demo data: a router over telnet, Grafana in a web tab, a VNC desktop (that pane darkened for the page) and htop over SSH.

htop running on web-01 in an SSH terminal — **SSH** web-01 over SSH, running htop

The SFTP file panel beside a terminal — **SFTP** The file panel of web-01, beside a terminal

The session rack with the Network gear and Windows folders — **RDP and WinRM** Windows hosts in the rack: build-win11 and fs-01 over RDP, dc-01 over WinRM

A VNC desktop open in a tab — **VNC** desktop-01 over VNC, in a tab

A telnet session to core-switch, running show interface brief and show ip route — **Telnet** core-switch over telnet: FRRouting on a demo host

PowerShell running locally in a tab — **Serial and local shell** A local PowerShell in a tab

A server's GRUB boot menu in bmc-r740's console, in an XTermium tab — **BMC consoles** bmc-r740’s console at a boot menu: a demo page, served locally

A Grafana dashboard of test data inside an XTermium web tab — **Websites** grafana in a web tab, showing Grafana’s test data

A tunnel's traffic panel with live throughput — **SSH tunnels** The web-01 nginx tunnel, live

Panes, files, logins and the palette.

What you do once the sessions are open: split tabs into panes, type into many at once, watch a tunnel’s traffic, move files beside the shell, sign in with one shared login and find anything by typing. The SSH client screens show these with the SSH sessions they came from.

**Split any tabs** htop on web-01 in one pane, a VNC desktop beside it

**Type once, everywhere** Three ticked tabs with the broadcast outline, the same command in each

**Tunnels you can watch** A tunnel's flow from this computer through the SSH server to the destination, with live throughput

**Files beside the shell** SFTP panels for web-01 and db-01 beside a terminal

**Find it by typing** The command palette with web typed in, listing sessions, tabs, a tunnel and a layout

**Pictures in the terminal** A chart of web-01’s load average, drawn by gnuplot and shown with chafa inside web-01’s SSH session

AI agents and the command line.

A real Claude Code run in an XTermium tab, the Settings › MCP page that turns the local MCP server on, and the xtermium command line driving the same tools from PowerShell. The AI agent screens say what each one shows.

Claude Code in an XTermium tab answering that web-01 is using the CPU and db-01 is idle, with a table of the processes; beside it, web-01’s terminal shows the output of the ps command it ran — **Claude Code in a tab** A real run: Claude Code in an XTermium tab, asked what is using the CPU on web-01 and db-01. Its commands ran in web-01, beside it.

Settings › MCP: the MCP server switched on for this computer, with the command that adds it to each assistant — **Settings › MCP** The MCP server switched on for this computer, with the command that adds it to each assistant

PowerShell in XTermium running xtermium tabs, run, tunnels and logins — **The command line** xtermium tabs, run, tunnels and logins in a PowerShell tab