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# Intelligent Terminal 0.2 is here!

**[Windows Developer](https://daily.dev/sources/windowsdevelopers)** · 1 min read · 0 upvotes · 0 comments

## Summary

Intelligent Terminal 0.2 has launched with three major additions: local model support for privacy and offline use, per-pane agent selection via the /agent command with isolated conversations per tab, and WSL integration that runs agents inside the active Linux distribution with correct paths and tools. The release also bundles OpenCode, improves agent pane navigation, adds image paste support in conversations, and expands auto-fix coverage for PowerShell and bash failures. Available via Microsoft Store, WinGet, or GitHub.

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## Questions this post answers

### How do I run a different AI agent in each tab in Intelligent Terminal?

Type /agent in any agent pane and select the agent you want for that tab. Each tab gets its own agent and its own isolated conversation, so you can run one agent building an application, another handling infrastructure setup, and a third for something else entirely — all simultaneously without conversations bleeding into each other.

_Developers mixing coding and infra tasks in one terminal follow Intelligent Terminal updates on daily.dev._

### Does Intelligent Terminal support running AI agents inside WSL?

Yes. When you delegate a prompt from a WSL tab, Intelligent Terminal 0.2 can run the agent inside the active Linux distribution. The agent gets the correct Linux tools, paths, and working directory rather than trying to reason about the project from the Windows side, which avoids path and toolchain mismatches.

_WSL developers tracking AI terminal tooling find relevant releases on daily.dev._

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