The bottom panel combines terminal sessions, development-server ports, command tasks, and preview output. Tabs that have no current data may be hidden.
Open and use the terminal
Select Toggle Terminal in the bottom status bar, or press Ctrl-backtick. The panel starts a terminal for the active workspace when possible.
Use the terminal toolbar to:
- select New Terminal to create another session;
- open New Terminal with Profile to choose an available shell;
- select Split Terminal to show two terminal sessions together;
- select a session in the terminal list to make it active; or
- select Kill Terminal to stop and remove a session.
Commands run with the terminal session's current working directory. Read a command before running it: terminal commands can create, change, or delete files outside the editor.
Send terminal context to the Assistant
Open More Actions in the terminal toolbar, then choose:
- Add selection to Chat to attach the selected terminal text; or
- Add recent output to Chat to attach the recent terminal output.
Review the attached text before sending the Assistant message. Terminal output can contain paths, tokens, environment values, or other private information.
Manage development servers
Open the Ports tab to see servers started through Omeruta. Each row shows the server name or root, address, and state. Available actions can open the address in the local browser, copy the address, restart the server, stop it, or forget the row.
The local browser opens loopback HTTP addresses only. Its toolbar lets you enter an address, reload, open developer tools, open the address in the system browser, or close the panel. If nothing responds, start or restart the server and select Retry.
Read tasks and output
The Tasks tab appears when tracked command tasks exist. It records the command state and evidence made available by those tasks. The Output tab appears when a preview has produced logs; use it to read console messages and errors from the active preview.
Create code snippets
Open Settings → Editor → Snippets to manage reusable completions.
- Choose a language and select Add snippet.
- Enter the prefix that triggers it, an optional description, and the body.
- Select Save.
Use Edit or Delete on an existing snippet. Reset restores the default snippet collection, so use it only when you intend to replace your customized list.