Terminal Governance

Terminal Governance is a built-in plugin that is enabled by default.

It provides the plugin-backed dashboard contract used by the Terminal Agents settings surface in RealTimeX.

What it adds

In current builds, this plugin is responsible for the contract behind:

terminal-agent catalog data
governance capability reporting
analytics and historical summaries
local-proxy status reporting

Where you see it

The main user-facing surface is the Terminal Agents page.

RealTimeX renders the page, but the plugin provides the dashboard data contract behind it.

Configuration

Terminal Governance does not expose a separate settings form in the current manifest.

For most users, the correct action is to leave it enabled.

Relationship to RealtimeX AI Gateway

Terminal Governance is not the same thing as RealtimeX AI Gateway.

Terminal Governance provides the dashboard contract.
RealtimeX AI Gateway is the fuller governed runtime when that plugin is enabled and loaded.

If RealtimeX AI Gateway is active, the Terminal Agents page may show the gateway plugin as the live backend because it exposes the richer governed launch context and local-proxy behavior.

What happens if you disable it

If you disable Terminal Governance, the Terminal Agents experience can lose plugin-backed dashboard status and may fall back to host-only data or no contract-backed governance view at all.

Troubleshooting

If the Terminal Agents page looks incomplete:

Open Settings > Plugins.
Confirm Terminal Governance is enabled.
Reload the plugin.
If you expect governed runtime features, also review RealtimeX AI Gateway.