nodeterm
Node-based terminal manager for AI coding agents on an infinite canvas
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nodeterm lets you run terminals and AI agents as draggable nodes on a spatial, pan-and-zoom canvas instead of stacked tabs. Built for macOS, Linux, and available as a self-hosted browser app, it displays Claude, Codex, and Gemini agents working in parallel with live status badges. You can wire agents together so they share context on demand, group related work visually, and maintain persistent sessions across reboots.
Designed for people with scattered workflows, nodeterm replaces hidden tab stacks with a spatial map where every shell and agent session stays visible. The maker says it was built with Claude Code. Sessions persist across restarts, and the same canvas runs as a desktop app, self-hosted server, or iOS companion.
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