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nodeterm

A node-based terminal manager that places real terminals and parallel AI coding-agent sessions as draggable nodes on an infinite pan-and-zoom canvas, aimed at people who lose track of stacked terminal tabs.

nodeterm

nodeterm is a node-based terminal manager. Multiple real terminals live as draggable nodes on one pan-and-zoom canvas, each running in its own persistent tmux session, alongside sticky notes, Monaco editors, diff views and web or video nodes arranged spatially like a map; sessions persist across app restarts and even machine reboots.

Every project also doubles as a kanban board of live Claude Code sessions: cards are the live sessions themselves, draggable between columns while the agent keeps running, with hook-driven running or needs-attention status badges, subagent cards with live transcripts, a context meter, and OS notifications. A companion iOS app pairs with one QR code so the same live sessions continue on a phone.

It runs as a desktop app for macOS and Linux, with Windows in beta, and also as a self-hosted browser Server Edition.

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