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TermWorks

Discover opportunities while you code.

TermWorks is a terminal plugin that surfaces contextual developer opportunities — jobs, startup roles, and tool recommendations — based on what you're actually building. You earn a share of the revenue from every opportunity shown.

Mac / Linux / WSL

curl -fsSL https://term.works/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell)

irm https://term.works/install.ps1 | iex
TERMINAL
~/projects/api $ git push origin main
Enumerating objects: 5, done.
To github.com:yourorg/api.git
3a1b2c4..9f8e7d6 main → main
Hiring: Staff infra engineer at AI startup ($230k+, remote) — matches your Go + k8s activity · TermWorks · view → [you earned $0.18]
~/projects/api $ _

How it works

  1. Install the CLI — one command, works on Mac, Linux, WSL, and Windows
  2. TermWorks classifies your activity locally — nothing raw is uploaded
  3. Relevant opportunities appear at most once per session, between commands — configurable. Pause or mute anytime with termworks mute
  4. Earn 50% of the revenue from every opportunity shown to you — impressions are validated to filter bots and capped per day. Cash out monthly via Stripe Connect — no minimum.

Earnings scale with how active you are in the terminal — heavy terminal users (DevOps, infra) see more opportunities and earn more.

What you might see

Hiring: AI infra engineer at Series A startup ($220k+, remote) → …
Sponsored: Deploy your app globally in 60 seconds — Fly.io → …
Remote role: Rust engineer at Paradigm → …
Sponsored: Debug production errors faster — Sentry → …

Privacy

What gets uploadedCommand category (e.g. "rust"), exit status, session timing
What stays localYour commands, file paths, environment variables, secrets, stdout/stderr

What developers say

I'm in the terminal all day on four machines running kubectl and Terraform. If a platform-eng role at an AI startup appears while I'm doing a rollout — that's more targeted than anything LinkedIn has ever sent me. And I get paid for it.

Senior DevOps engineer

The LinkedIn InMail thing is broken. If I could tell a system 'I work in Node and Go, I'm open to remote roles at funded startups, now show me those and nothing else' — that's the version of recruiting I'd actually want.

Full-stack indie hacker

I don't want to join a job board. I want to keep doing what I'm doing and have the right opportunity find me when I'm in the right headspace for it — which is when I'm in the terminal, building things.

Staff engineer, OSS maintainer

For companies

Reach engineers at the exact moment they're working in your stack — not scrolling a feed. TermWorks surfaces your role or tool to developers whose terminal activity signals genuine relevance. No impressions wasted on the wrong audience.

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Common questions

What is TermWorks? A free CLI that shows occasional, contextual sponsorships — jobs, startup roles, and dev-tool recommendations — in your terminal between commands. You earn 50% of the revenue from every opportunity shown.

How much can I earn? You earn 50% of the revenue from every opportunity shown in your terminal; earnings scale with how active you are. Paid monthly via Stripe Connect, no minimum.

Is it private? Only a coarse command category (e.g. "rust"), exit status, and session timing leave your machine. Your commands, arguments, file paths, environment variables, and secrets stay local. Full security FAQ →

How do I remove it? Pause anytime with termworks disable, or remove it entirely with termworks uninstall.