Plugins
ETerm built-in plugins
ETerm ships with 11 built-in plugins. Download them from within the app.
AI Integration
ClaudeKit
Claude Code integration.
Detects Claude Code sessions and shows status in the tab:
- Thinking (blue)
- Waiting for input (yellow)
- Completed (orange)
When multiple sessions are running, you can see which ones need attention without switching tabs. Sessions are automatically restored when you reopen ETerm.
Works automatically — no configuration needed.
ClaudeMonitorKit
Usage tracking for Claude Code.
Shows your weekly usage pattern:
- Hourly usage over the past 5 hours
- Historical usage chart
- Pace prediction (will you finish your quota this week?)
Configure time calculations to skip weekends or sleep hours for more accurate pacing.
MemexKit
Search your terminal history with Memex.
Memex indexes everything that happens in your terminal. This plugin brings that search into ETerm.
Requires Memex to be running.
VlaudeKit
Remote session control via Vlaude.
Control ETerm sessions from another machine. Approve permission requests remotely.
Requires Vlaude to be configured.
MCPRouterKit
MCP server management with progressive disclosure.
Instead of exposing all MCP tools at once (which costs tokens), MCPRouterKit shows Claude a summary first. Claude requests tool details only when needed.
See MCP Router for details.
Productivity
WorkspaceKit — Project folder management. Add folders via drag-and-drop or file picker. Folders are displayed as a collapsed tree.
TranslationKit — Select text to translate. Includes a vocabulary book for saving words.
WritingKit — Press Cmd+K to open the writing assistant. Checks grammar and keeps an archive of past corrections.
OneLineCommandKit — Press Cmd+Shift+O to run a quick command without opening a new tab.
Utilities
HistoryKit — Session snapshots.
DevHelperKit — Project script runner. Scans your workspace for Node/Rust/Go projects and lists available scripts. Run scripts in an embedded terminal.
Plugin Location
Plugins are installed to ~/.vimo/eterm/plugins/.
Developing Plugins
Want to build your own? See Plugin SDK.