Easy Web Vibecoding
A self-hosted browser workspace that gives persistent, split-pane terminal access to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and a plain shell on a Linux server, keeping sessions alive in tmux across disconnects.
Easy Web Vibecoding turns command-line coding agents already installed on a Linux server into a browser workspace, called CC Terminal. It is not a model proxy and does not relay model API traffic: tmux, FastAPI and xterm.js connect the browser to the real terminal process, so closing the tab, losing the network or restarting the web service does not end the job.
Each tab holds up to four independent tmux-backed panes that can be arranged side by side or stacked, dragged, swapped and switched without stopping the underlying task. Terminal output can be copied with a button or a keyboard shortcut that keeps plain Ctrl+C working as an interrupt, and text pastes directly into the focused terminal.
Built with tmux, FastAPI and xterm.js. The first run creates a Python virtual environment and a random access token; by default the server only listens on 127.0.0.1:8000. It is MIT licensed.