nodeterm

Why we included this project

Running several coding agents in parallel usually means digging through hidden terminal tabs to find which session is still doing what. nodeterm puts those sessions on a canvas: each real shell, or a live Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or opencode session, becomes a node you can drag, group, label, and zoom into, and the layout survives both app restarts and machine reboots. Each project doubles as a kanban-style board of running agents, so you can see at a glance which one is waiting on your input, answer a permission prompt right in the node, and move a card between columns while the agent keeps going. It runs as a macOS and Linux desktop app and as a self-hosted browser edition, with SSH-backed remote projects and an iOS companion for checking on agents away from the desk. If you work with several coding agents at once and you think in maps rather than a stack of hidden tabs, this tool is worth a close look.