Overview
webterm serves PTY sessions over HTTP/WebSocket with a dashboard that tiles multiple active terminals in a single browser tab — built for monitoring several AI coding agents in parallel. Ghostty-based browser terminal and a sticky mobile keybar.
How it works
A Go HTTP server accepts WebSocket connections and spawns a PTY for each session. go-te maintains the server-side VT100/xterm screen state for live tile previews in dashboard mode. The frontend uses ghostty-web, combining Ghostty's WebAssembly terminal parser with TypeScript rendering code. A mobile sticky keybar (Esc, Ctrl, Shift, arrows) makes it usable from a phone.
Features
Multi-session dashboard
Tile N agent terminals side-by-side. Watch them run in parallel.
WASM renderer
Ghostty terminal parsing through WebAssembly, with a browser rendering layer.
Mobile keybar
Sticky Esc/Ctrl/Shift/Tab/arrows with sticky combos.
Library-first
Uses ghostty-web for browser terminals and go-te for server-side previews.
Architecture
Posts
2026-10-10
We Need To Start Seeing Other Agents
2026-02-15
Notes for February 8-15
2026-02-01
Seizing The Means Of Production (Again)