What is xuya-terminal?

XuYa Terminal is a desktop terminal application for Windows, designed specifically for developers who work with AI coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. The README is written in Chinese. It is built using Tauri, a framework that combines a Rust backend with a React frontend to produce native desktop apps, and targets Windows as its primary platform. The main idea is to give AI agent workflows a dedicated terminal environment rather than using a general-purpose terminal. The app includes one-click launch buttons for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode sessions, and handles a Windows-specific annoyance where starting these agents normally requires an extra manual keypress. Sessions open in multi-tab and split-pane layouts. You can drag files into the terminal and the path is inserted automatically, and clipboard images can be pasted directly into AI agent sessions. A configuration panel inside the app manages the settings files that Claude Code and Codex read on startup. You can switch between the official API endpoint and several built-in Chinese AI provider alternatives, such as Zhipu GLM, MiniMax, Kimi, DeepSeek, and Xiaomi Mimo, or enter a custom endpoint and API key. Switching providers restarts just the current agent tab rather than the whole application. The status bar at the bottom shows remaining API credit, used credit, and balance for the active provider, refreshing every minute automatically. Custom provider configurations are saved to a local SQLite database. The theme system is designed with Chinese-language interfaces in mind and includes named dark and light themes with tuned color contrast for terminal ANSI output. The app distributes updates automatically through GitHub Releases using Tauri's built-in updater. Local configuration files, including API keys stored in the SQLite database, are noted as sensitive and should not be shared or committed to public repositories. The project is MIT licensed and in active development, currently at version 0.1.8.