nodeterm

About

nodeterm turns terminals and coding agents into live nodes on an infinite canvas. You can pan and zoom, drag terminals into place, and group related work to see the whole project at a glance. Everything is a node: terminals, agents, sticky notes, editors, diffs, browsers, groups, and chat.

Watch Claude, Codex, and Gemini work in parallel. Pulsing RUNNING or NEEDS YOU badges show which agents are busy or need you, and subagents fan out on the canvas as they spawn. You can draw an edge between two Claude nodes so each can read the other's context on demand, or branch a conversation into a fresh node without losing the original thread.

Every terminal lives in a persistent tmux session, so after a reboot your processes, scrollback, and running agents are where you left them. nodeterm is available for Mac as a universal .dmg or via brew install --cask nodeterm, and it is in early access on macOS and Linux. Windows is in beta, with an unsigned installer, manual updates, and session continuity across restarts still in progress.