WIUNIX TERMINAL
A Windows terminal that reads both ways.
A multilingual Windows terminal with native RTL/Bidi, project workspaces, Git and SSH tools, system monitoring, graphical settings and an optional multi-provider AI assistant.
NATIVE MULTILINGUAL TEXT
Persian text. Familiar commands.
Read Persian, Arabic and Hebrew alongside Latin commands, paths and numbers. Native Auto, RTL, LTR and Off modes give each profile the direction it needs. Keep PowerShell, Command Prompt, WSL and SSH in familiar tabs and split panes, with your fonts, themes, shortcuts and command palette.
RTL · LTR · Bidi
Build completed · پروژه: D:/Work/app · خروجی: ۳ فایل
YOUR DAILY DEVELOPER WORKSPACE
Keep the work around your code together.
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Projects and history
Save project roots, tabs and named sessions. Discover npm, .NET, Cargo and Python tasks; search history by project, time, duration or result, and keep favorite commands.
02
Git, SSH and ports
Review branch, changes, diff and ahead/behind state. Use hosts from SSH configuration, protect production aliases and inspect listening ports with their owning processes.
03
Monitor and automate
Watch CPU, RAM and disk, check your developer environment, edit multiline commands, format JSON and follow filtered logs. Completion notifications and reusable local workflows keep recurring work close.
Execution controls and developer tools
OSC 133 command blocks retain exit status and optional duration. Tasks and parameterized workflows support preview and confirmation; sensitive history and embedded workflow credentials are excluded. Git fetch and SSH reconnect are separate choices, and process stops require confirmation. Health checks cover PowerShell, Git, SSH, WSL, .NET, Node.js, Python and Docker. Optional integration supports PowerShell 7 and 5.1.
AI, ON YOUR TERMS
Describe the task. Review the command.
Turn a natural-language request into a shell-command suggestion. See its risk level and reasons, then preview, copy or insert it at the prompt. Commands never run automatically; local error explanations are also available.
Local assistance
Built-in Offline rules or your local Ollama model.
Your choice of cloud provider
OpenAI · Gemini · Claude/Anthropic · DeepSeek · Groq · Mistral · OpenRouter · xAI · GitHub Models · Azure OpenAI · Custom
AI is optional and off by default. Online requests send the prompt and context you submit to your selected provider; its account and usage charges are separate.
AI configuration and protected credentials
Set provider, endpoint, model and timeout; inspect the configuration summary and test the connection. Settings expose context, review and history preferences and recommended defaults. Save or remove provider-specific keys through graphical Settings or PowerShell. Windows DPAPI or configured environment input keeps credentials out of settings JSON and exports.
MAKE IT YOURS
One place for your terminal preferences.
The Wiunix settings page brings rendering, shell, AI, workspace, project, connection and automation controls together. Developer Hub opens the tools in terminal tabs. Enable what you use and keep ordinary terminal work available without the extra shell module.
Personalize
Text direction, profiles and appearance; keyboard-layout correction, Git prompt and optional Jalali, Hijri, Hebrew or Gregorian calendars.
Organize
Workspace restore behavior, recent items, command blocks and timing; task confirmation, history limits, favorites and sensitive-command exclusion.
Connect and automate
SSH reconnect and production protection, port-stop confirmation, preferred editor, notification threshold, smart output, workflow confirmation and monitor refresh.
Save, reset and move your settings
App and shell tools share the saved configuration. Use advanced settings, reset preferences or import/export non-secret JSON. Provider keys are excluded. Reversible PowerShell integration preserves profile encoding, line endings, backups and existing Enter-handler ownership.
Windows 10 & 11
For x64 Windows 10 build 19041 or newer and Windows 11. Contact Wiunix for the current signed installation or portable package. Start with a shell profile, choose text direction, then explore wx help.
Discuss Terminal →Independently developed by Wiunix using software derived from Microsoft Windows Terminal under the MIT license.