Support
Conductor Terminal is made by Reality Shift LLC.
Get in touch
Section titled “Get in touch”- Website — reality-shift.net
- Product page — reality-shift.net/conductor-terminal
- Contact — the contact form on the Reality Shift site
Before you write
Section titled “Before you write”A bug report with these five things in it usually gets solved in one reply. Without them it takes three.
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Unreal Engine version — exact, e.g.
5.8.0 -
Windows build — run
winver -
Conductor Terminal version — Edit → Plugins → Conductor Terminal
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Output Log lines — filter for
LogConductorTerminal. Set the log verbosity to Verbose first if the problem is in shell detection or session startup:Log LogConductorTerminal Verbose -
What you did, what happened, what you expected — in that order, in plain sentences.
For agent-related problems, add:
- which CLI agent and version
- whether it lists the Cndctr Terminal toolset at all
- the MCP port and path from Project Settings → Plugins → Model Context Protocol
Before that, though
Section titled “Before that, though”Troubleshooting covers the failures that come up most: blank panes, missing tools, absent WSL distributions, asset links that don’t fire, layouts that don’t restore. It is worth two minutes.
Feature requests
Section titled “Feature requests”Welcome — with one thing worth knowing up front about how they get judged.
Every feature is weighed against a single question: does this improve the dialogue between the human and the agent? A request that makes it easier for you to direct the agent, or for the agent to present itself to you, has a good chance. A request that would mainly make this a more complete terminal emulator will probably be declined, however sound it is technically.
Long-term maintenance is also treated as a first-class cost. Anything that creates a support treadmill — per-shell integration code, anything that rots as external tools change — is looked at sceptically even when it adds real capability.
None of which means don’t ask. It means a request framed as “here is the conversation this would make better” lands much better than a feature name.