eneskirca/nodeterm
Node-based terminal manager for AI coding agents — tmux-backed terminals and parallel agent sessions as draggable nodes on an infinite pan/zoom canvas. macOS, Linux, and a browser Server Edition.
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Where it stands
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5 releases in the last 90 days, the latest 8 days ago, with 45 contributors on GitHub.
Use Cases & Benefits
- Manages multiple terminal and AI agent sessions as draggable nodes on an infinite pan/zoom canvas with persistent tmux-backed terminals.
- Provides a spatial, persistent workspace that preserves session context across restarts and supports desktop, browser, and mobile access seamlessly.
- Use for organizing scattered developer workflows visually to maintain context and reduce tab clutter on macOS or Linux desktops.
- Use for remotely managing live terminal and AI agent sessions via a self-hosted browser server accessible from anywhere.
- Use for integrating AI coding agents with live session kanban boards and push notifications to streamline collaborative coding and task tracking.
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From the README
A node-based terminal manager — your terminals and agents on an infinite canvas.
Multiple real terminals live as draggable nodes on a single pan/zoom canvas, and every project doubles as a Trello-style board of live Claude Code sessions. Built for people with ADHD and scattered workflows: a spatial layout instead of a stack of hidden tabs.
Stacked terminal tabs hide context — you lose track of what's running where. nodeterm turns that into a map: every shell is a node you can place, group, label, and zoom into. Sessions are spatial and persistent, so your mental model stays intact across restarts. And because the app is built around a clean service seam, the same canvas runs three ways — as the desktop app for macOS and Linux, as a self-hosted browser app you reach from anywhere (Server Edition), and an iOS companion that attaches to the same live sessions.
📚 Full documentation lives at nodeterm.dev/docs — get started, concepts, agents, remote access, troubleshooting.
Daily snapshots
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+1,370 stars over 75 days across 13 snapshot days; best day +38 on Sep 4.
Forks
268+161
Open issues
54+2
Compared with peers in AI Agents
Fastest-growing repositories GStars tracks in this cohort for the week of Nov 1, by 7-day star growth
| Repository | Stars | +7d | Health | Last release |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| vercel-labs/agent-desktop | 17.0K | +13.3K | 33 | today |
| thedotmack/claude-mem | 113.6K | +8.8K | 35 | today |
| stablyai/orca | 116.8K | +6.6K | 40 | today |
| milind-soni/OpenMausBot | 13.5K | +6.0K | 45 | today |
| HKUDS/DeepTutor | 55.5K | +5.5K | 65 | 5 days ago |
| eneskirca/nodeterm | 2.3K | — | 60 | 8 days ago |
| Category median | 55.5K | +6.6K | 40 | — |
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