GuLiN Terminal is a cognitive operating environment for engineers who operate at the intersection of AI, infrastructure, and data. It wraps a full-featured terminal emulator in a tiled workspace where every block — terminal, file editor, web browser, database explorer, or AI assistant — can read from and write to every other.Documentation Index
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Installation
Install GuLiN on macOS, Linux, or Windows in minutes
Quickstart
Connect an AI provider and run your first agentic command
AI Assistant
Understand the AI panel, providers, and long-term memory
CLI Reference
Automate GuLiN from any shell with the
wsh commandWhat makes GuLiN different
GuLiN is not a chat sidebar bolted onto a terminal. The AI panel has full, real-time access to your open terminals, file editor, web browser, and database connections. It can read output, execute commands (with your approval), browse the web, query databases, and remember everything across sessions.Multi-Provider AI
Switch between OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, and local Ollama models — without losing chat history.
Long-Term Memory
Gulin Brain persists habits, solutions, and project context using local vector embeddings via Ollama.
Agentic Tools
Web browser, database manager, API manager, SSH, and file system — all available to the AI agent.
Durable SSH
Remote sessions survive network drops, reconnecting automatically without losing terminal state.
Interactive Dashboards
Render bar, line, radar, pie, and composed charts inline from any data source.
GulinApp SDK
Build custom terminal micro-apps using the Tsunami framework (Go + virtual DOM).
Explore by section
Terminal & Workspace
Tiled blocks, drag-and-drop layout, and keyboard navigation
Data & Integrations
Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQLite, Dremio, and custom APIs
Configuration
Settings reference, AI presets, and keybinding customization
Developer Guide
Build from source, architecture overview, and the Tsunami SDK