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Introducing terminal-browser A browser that runs inside your existing terminal - Preview your website next to your agent - Open HTML plans in your terminal - Browser use CLI built in

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Mish Ushakov1 month ago

why settle on the browser when you can go full desktop

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Rob Pruzan1 month ago

Incredible

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mvvvqv1 month ago

Now make a terminal that runs in a browser that runs in a terminal that runs in a browser that runs in a terminal that runs in a br

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Rob Pruzan1 month ago

i could only get as far as a browser running in a terminal running in a browser running in a terminal running in a browser running in a terminal

mvvvqv's profile picture
mvvvqv1 month ago

Perfect

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Rob Pruzan1 month ago

Ask your agent "Make a plan, open it in terminal browser" and it will open an HTML plan in a split pane

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Rob Pruzan1 month ago

terminal-browser is open source, and I share more details about how this was implemented in the readme

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Jeremiah1 month ago

Does this work over SSH like ?

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Rob Pruzan1 month ago

it does! (tho terminal-browser trades off FPS for fidelity compared to carbonyl)

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Christian1 month ago

Whoa this is sick, was literally thinking recently that I need a better way to run this kind of stuff. I love my cloud browsers, unfortunately Okta and 1P are kinda crucial so I need to run things on a local machine and I'd prefer my agents not use Chrome because I always tab to it

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Rob Pruzan1 month ago

random browser use tasks is one of my favorite use cases, if you try would love to hear your feedback

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Szymon Rybczak1 month ago

i love it 😍

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justin1 month ago

what black magic is this???

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Rob Pruzan1 month ago

im also surprised it's possible lol

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Command Code1 month ago

Super cool. Trying it out with Command Code.

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Arjun Shah1 month ago

did not think this was possible!

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shawn1 month ago

awesome! i tried something similar before: supporting existing terminals and having the browser use cli built-in is awesome!

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Simon Drey1 month ago

1992:

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gokudidyblud1 month ago

Wait till this guy hears about curl

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mrlutz1 month ago

this is actually crazy, i cant wait to use this. going to be so helpful

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Quentin Romero Lauro1 month ago

aye let's go congrats on the launch

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Rob Pruzan1 month ago

Thanks!

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Matan Grinberg1 month ago

Sick

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Raphael Amorim1 month ago

Looks amazing, are you using any image protocol? Would like to try on

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Sudip1 month ago

wauu this is insanee!!!

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Xia1 month ago

Chromium in terminal... Is it supposed to be impressive?

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Nick e/code1 month ago

Honestly asking: why?

Mordechai Hadad's profile picture
Mordechai Hadad1 month ago

The fuck?

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Jack1 month ago

does it automatically catch local environments started from the terminal eg. npm run dev etc? that would be nice to have.

Rob Pruzan's profile picture
Rob Pruzan1 month ago

it doesn't, but that's a good idea

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idan levin1 month ago

Cool, how about adding webmcp support?

Rob Pruzan's profile picture
Rob Pruzan1 month ago

will look into it

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Daxiel19921 month ago

You can't be serious

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Charles Pan1 month ago

Woah

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Prop Parody1 month ago

how is this even possible, actually insane, congrats!

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Karthik1 month ago

I don't get it the whole point of this is just to see the changes to ur page side by side with the agent? I mean the browser is just a swipe away or even better it's always possible to do split screen ryt? Browser in terminal is cool, but the use case is what im confused about Am i missing something??

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Ayush1 month ago

this feels huge

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NSW AI Bonanza1 month ago

That's awesome ! Thank you for sharing

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Avi1 month ago

is this better than cmux's webkit browser

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Rob Pruzan1 month ago

pros: - terminal browser is based on chrome, so it has better devtools and agent can debug it better - you can open multiple browser tabs in one terminal-browser pane, vs cmux mixes terminal tabs/browser tabs together - terminal-browser will work in other terminals so you get less lockin to cmux features cons: - cmux's browser has more features

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Avi1 month ago

chrome is the biggest thing here (webkit sucks for many many reason) i think users prefer to mix the terminal/browser surfaces because you simply have to memorize the `⌘ + T` (terminal) and `⌘ + ⇧ + L` (browser) keybinds and you're good to go

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h4zzard101 month ago

Wow you remade Links and Browsh, yippee skippy?

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Martin Babak1 month ago

the terminal is going from a niche dev tool to something regular people might actually use.

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eigen1 month ago

it’s bros first weekend using a computer apparently

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Rayan Mubarak1 month ago

woah very cool

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Amadeo Nesi1 month ago

useless terminalslop

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