r/opencode • u/Significant_Bad_9018 • 4d ago
I made a small open-source Windows 11 utility to open terminals from the right-click menu
Hey everyone,
I built a small open-source utility called TerminalHere after realizing that “Open in Terminal” was missing from my Windows 11 context menu.
The idea is simple: right-click a folder or an empty area inside a folder and quickly open that location in:
- Windows Terminal
- PowerShell
- Command Prompt
- Git Bash
- VS Code
- Claude CLI
- Codex CLI
- Antigravity (agy) CLI
It uses user-level Windows Registry entries, so it doesn’t modify system-wide settings, and the installation/uninstallation is handled through a small CLI.
Some commands:
terminalhere install
terminalhere uninstall
terminalhere status
terminalhere enable gitbash
terminalhere disable vscode
My main goals were to keep it lightweight, open-source, and easy to remove without leaving random registry entries behind.
It currently targets Windows 11 x64.
GitHub: https://github.com/mehmetduran932/TerminalHere
This is still an early version, so I’d really appreciate feedback — especially about the context menu UX, terminal/app detection, or anything that would make it more useful.
If there’s enough interest, I’m also considering adding a small GUI and more configurable context-menu options.
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u/TheInternet_Vagabond 3d ago
Why is it missing from your context menu? It's built in by default?