Guo Mengyue
To provide a local-first, secure AI agent workspace control plane that allows developers to manage and monitor multiple AI coding agents side-by-side.
At a Glance
- Software Developers
- AI Power Users
- Open Source Contributors
AI Tools by Guo Mengyue
(1)Termexo
AI Agent Terminal Manager Windows
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Latest News
Termexo v0.3.9 Released
Termexo v0.3.8 fixes Windows Credential Manager storage issues
Termexo v0.3.7 introduces workspace theme colors and native directory selection
Termexo v0.3.5 adds persistent terminal font-size controls and agent activity history
Products & Services
An AI Workspace Control Plane for Windows that allows developers to run and manage multiple AI agents (like Claude Code and Codex) side-by-side in a unified grid interface.
Market Position
A local-first alternative to cloud-based AI IDEs/workspaces, emphasizing privacy (no cloud sync) and direct integration with popular CLI agents.
Leadership
Founders
Guo Mengyue
Senior developer and open-source contributor based in Beijing. Notable contributions to major projects including JHipster (generator-jhipster), NG-ALAIN, and InfluxDB Java clients. Identified as a 'Pro' and 'Developer Program Member' on GitHub (gemron).
Executive Team
Guo Mengyue
Founder and Lead Developer
Creator of Termexo and maintainer of the gemron GitHub account.
Founding Story
Termexo was created by Guo Mengyue to solve the friction of managing multiple AI agents (like Claude Code and Codex) across different terminal windows and projects. The goal was to provide a unified 'control plane' that runs locally on the user's machine without requiring cloud accounts or remote servers.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Free local tool (no cloud/account required)
Pricing Tiers
Full local access to all current features including multi-agent grid and session resume.
Target Markets
- Software Developers
- AI Power Users
- Open Source Contributors
- Managing multiple parallel AI agent tasks
- Comparing outputs from different LLM models for the same CLI tool
- Maintaining long-running agent contexts across sessions