AI coding agents and agent orchestration
Terminal workspaces for AI agents
Terminal emulators, multiplexers, canvas workspaces and remote/mobile terminal clients that help developers run, organise and monitor shell sessions, often with many AI coding agents in parallel.
Built for: Developers running terminal coding agents
Projects since May 04
194
Different builders
182
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
-4%
AI is the core
4.6%
Projects per week
Mostly desktop app (39%), developer tool or library (36%), mobile app (9.3%) · from r/SideProject, r/vibecoding, r/IMadeThis, r/SaaS
Latest
- devterm — Opens a real shell terminal panel inside the browser on any page and can paste shell code blocks into it for the user to run.“I put my terminal inside the browser: Ctrl+J on any page”
- Velox Terminal — Provides a lightweight Linux terminal emulator with tabs, split panes, themes, configurable shortcuts, clipboard selection, a command palette, and session restore.“Velox Terminal: leve e veloz”
- Hussain Compiler — Runs Python code in the browser via WebAssembly, with an editor and interactive terminal supporting input().“I built Python Compiler, a lightweight Python IDE that runs in your browser”
- QuickCMD — Saves terminal commands as menu bar shortcuts that run with one click and show their output.“QuickCMD: Your most used commands, one click away in the menu bar.”
- Runs science-themed terminal user interface apps and games in the browser as well as in the terminal.“Science TUI apps (& games and more) running also in the browser”
- Cursor Remote Lite — Relays a phone interface to a running Cursor editor so the user can answer agent prompts, approve commands, send tasks and review file changes remotely.“I built a free, open-source way to keep using Cursor on my computer from my phone”
- Sprout — Explores project directories from the terminal with tree views, JSON streaming, and dependency graphs.“Been building a different kind of project explorer: Sprout”
- CodeMate — Lets users read, navigate, and lightly edit source-code projects on iPhone and iPad.“CodeMate — A native code viewer and lightweight editor for iPhone & iPad”
- Muxalot — Gives access to tmux sessions on a Linux server from an Android phone, with key-signed requests and file browsing.“Muxalot: self-hosted tmux terminal for Android, no SSH, key-signed requests (early, feedback wanted)”
- esh — Translates plain English requests into shell commands.“GitHub - numericalworks/esh: english to shell, no more forgetting shell comands.”
- Linux-Windows-Helpful-Commands-DOCS — Collects useful Linux and Windows command-line commands in a documentation repository.“Am besten für die meisten hier”
- tui2web — Mirrors any terminal user interface application to a web browser through an outbound relay or Tailscale connection.“tui2web makes opencode usable from the web”
- CodeMate — Opens and displays source code files on iPhone and iPad with syntax highlighting, tabs, minimap, and light editing.“I wanted to use spare moments to learn from other people’s code, so I built CodeMate”
- Jelly — Provides a native macOS terminal with persistent tabbed and split sessions, a live file explorer, and status tracking for coding agents.“I’m building Jelly — a native macOS terminal focused on staying organized while coding”
- mtmux — Lets you attach to a running tmux server from a phone's browser, with a touch-friendly interface for windows, panes and keys.“I built a web client for tmux to continue working with claude in tmux on mobile”
- rdp-cli — Automates and monitors RDP and VNC remote desktop sessions across multiple computers, with human takeover and file retrieval.“I built a free RDP/VNC automation tool after getting tired of repetitive remote desktop work”
- Everything Vim — Adds Vim-style keyboard commands to web browsing and text fields in the browser.“hey vim users, want vim commands everywhere on your browser? well look no further cuz everything vim is here”
- Guit — Provides a desktop graphical interface for running Git operations while showing what Git is doing.“I built Guit, a simple Git GUI for people who find Git confusing”
- JAZZ — Provides a customized Arch Linux desktop environment with a Quickshell UI and local AI engineering tooling.“Jazz: Developed Arch Linux Desktop.”
- XConnect — Connects to servers from a phone over SSH, SFTP, Telnet and RDP, with saved scripts and an optional AI agent that runs commands.“I got tired of juggling three apps to fix servers from my phone, so I built one (SSH + SFTP + RDP + AI + SCRIPTS)”
Most discussed
- localdock — Gives each local dev server a stable named address on macOS that always points to the right port and can be shared to other devices.“I finnaly started making money with my vibecoded app”
- Cate — Places code editors, terminals, browsers, docs and Git worktrees on one infinite canvas organized into workspaces.“Cate – Open-source canvas IDE for agentic coding workflows”
- Corterm — Provides browser and mobile access to self-hosted terminal sessions on your machines that persist after the tab is closed.“I spent two months vibe coding a mobile-server-PC terminal app called CorterxTerminal”
- Jelly — Provides a native macOS terminal with persistent tabbed and split sessions, a live file explorer, and status tracking for coding agents.“I’m building Jelly — a native macOS terminal focused on staying organized while coding”
- nodeterm — Manages terminal sessions as draggable nodes on an infinite pan and zoom canvas, with persistent tmux-backed sessions.“I coded terminal manager for ADHD brains. Free Opensource.”
- Tmux Routing Console — Displays a tmux-based terminal interface that organizes event chains into a nested semantic tree using glyph markers.“Why have we settled with terminals from the 60’s?”
- Provides an X11 display server and desktop stack, including window manager, info bar, terminal emulator and shell, written in pure assembly.“A new Linux X server in Assembly from scratch”
- Ziggity — Provides a terminal user interface for managing git repositories, with non-blocking network operations, in-app credential prompts, and mouse support.“Ziggity, a fast git TUI in Zig, that fixes a bunch of my lazygit annoyances. Free and open source”
- Combines a terminal, browser, file tree and text editor into one local desktop IDE for managing multi-agent vibe coding projects.“My local first desktop apps are about to reach $2k MRR. Here are my 8 lessons”
- Astro — Edits code files in a lightweight desktop code editor built with Tauri, Monaco, and a real terminal.“I built a code editor from scratch that uses ~9 MB of RAM”