A node-based terminal manager that puts real terminals and coding agents as draggable nodes on an infinite canvas, with tmux-backed persistent sessions.

nodeterm works by combining Everything Is a Node: Right-click the infinite canvas to open a terminal, an AI agent, a sticky note, a Monaco editor, a diff view or a web/video node, then arrange them spatially like a map instead of stacking tabs., Persistent tmux Sessions: Every node runs in its own tmux session, so quitting the app or restarting the machine restores each terminal and agent exactly where it left off., Hook-Driven Agent Status: Pulsing RUNNING and NEEDS YOU badges come from agent hooks rather than output scraping, with subagent cards showing live transcripts, a per-node context meter, OS notifications and MacBook notch presence., In-Node Permission Prompts: Click the notification when an agent blocks, answer the permission prompt directly in the node, and get told the moment the turn completes., Kanban View of Live Sessions: Toggle any project between canvas and a Trello-style board with a keyboard shortcut; cards are the running sessions and open into the real terminal with members, due dates, priority and comments. to help users with Parallel Agent Supervision: Run Claude, Codex and Gemini side by side as canvas nodes and see at a glance which one is working and which one is waiting on you., Long-Running Session Recovery: Keep multi-hour agent runs and build shells alive across app restarts and machine reboots without rebuilding your terminal layout., Multi-Project Context Switching: Give each project its own canvas of grouped terminals, notes and diffs so switching projects restores the whole mental model rather than a tab bar., Agent Work Tracking: Manage in-flight agent tasks on a kanban board where each card is a real running session, moving work across columns without interrupting it., Remote Development Access: Self-host Server Edition and reach the same live sessions from a browser or the iOS companion when away from the main machine..

Key features include Everything Is a Node: Right-click the infinite canvas to open a terminal, an AI agent, a sticky note, a Monaco editor, a diff view or a web/video node, then arrange them spatially like a map instead of stacking tabs., Persistent tmux Sessions: Every node runs in its own tmux session, so quitting the app or restarting the machine restores each terminal and agent exactly where it left off., Hook-Driven Agent Status: Pulsing RUNNING and NEEDS YOU badges come from agent hooks rather than output scraping, with subagent cards showing live transcripts, a per-node context meter, OS notifications and MacBook notch presence., In-Node Permission Prompts: Click the notification when an agent blocks, answer the permission prompt directly in the node, and get told the moment the turn completes., Kanban View of Live Sessions: Toggle any project between canvas and a Trello-style board with a keyboard shortcut; cards are the running sessions and open into the real terminal with members, due dates, priority and comments..

nodeterm is useful for anyone interested in Parallel Agent Supervision: Run Claude, Codex and Gemini side by side as canvas nodes and see at a glance which one is working and which one is waiting on you., Long-Running Session Recovery: Keep multi-hour agent runs and build shells alive across app restarts and machine reboots without rebuilding your terminal layout., Multi-Project Context Switching: Give each project its own canvas of grouped terminals, notes and diffs so switching projects restores the whole mental model rather than a tab bar., Agent Work Tracking: Manage in-flight agent tasks on a kanban board where each card is a real running session, moving work across columns without interrupting it., Remote Development Access: Self-host Server Edition and reach the same live sessions from a browser or the iOS companion when away from the main machine..

nodeterm is free to use.

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