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Settings

Every setting, what it does and where it starts. Press ⌘, to open them, then type in the search box to find one.

Open Settings with . Type in Search settings (or press ) to find one. Settings stay on the Mac you set them on.

General

SettingWhat it doesStarts as
Default agentThe agent new workspaces start with: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider or a plain shellClaude Code
Restore sessions on launchBrings back your sessions, their folders and Claude conversationsOn
Typing claude opens the chatclaude or codex in a terminal opens the chat; off, they run in the terminal. For terminals opened afterwardsOn
Paste modeDirect types one line as it is, skipping Claude Code's "Paste N lines" preview; more than one line is pasted as a block. Bracketed pastes everything as a block. always pastes as a blockDirect
Ask before sending into a cold chatBefore a long chat that went idle re-reads everything, offers to continue from a summaryOn
Offer to summarize before a big chat goes coldOffers the summary just before the cache runs outOn

Appearance

SettingChoicesStarts as
Chat text sizeSmall, Default, Large, LargerDefault
Terminal themeCalm, Termlux Default, Dracula, Solarized Dark, Nord, Tokyo Night, Gruvbox Dark, One DarkCalm
FontGeist Mono, JetBrains Mono, SF Mono, Menlo, Fira Code, MonoLisaGeist Mono
Font size9–2212
Line height1–1.61.15
Cursor styleBar, Block, UnderlineBar
Blinking cursorOn or offOn
Background opacity55–100%100%

Reset appearance puts them all back.

Notifications

  • Allow notifications: when Claude needs you, a task is done or blocked, a long command finishes, or a trigger fires. On unless you turn it off.
  • Push to your phone: the same notifications through ntfy. Set a Topic to turn it on.
  • Triggers: patterns in terminal output that notify you or ring the bell.

All three are explained in Notifications.

Workspaces & privacy

  • What a workspace keeps apart: what each workspace has of its own (its Claude login, chats and shell history) and what's the same in all of them. See Workspaces.
  • Send crash reports: off unless you turn it on. See what a report contains. It applies the next time Termlux starts.
  • Live sessions: Stop all ends every session in every workspace.

Updates

  • Version: the one you have, marked Beta on a beta.
  • Beta updates: only on Termlux team accounts, which test each version first. Everyone else gets stable releases.
  • Check for updates: Check now.

More in Updates and betas.

Account

  • Your account, and how you sign in.
  • This Mac: activated, your plan, how many devices are in use, and Deactivate….
  • Workspace sync: how many of your workspaces you share, and the ones removed from this Mac (Follow again).
  • Hosts sync to your other Macs: on unless you turn it off.
  • Sign out…
Settings › Account: who is signed in, this Mac’s activation, workspace sync, the host sync switch and Sign out.

See Your account and your Macs.