The visual approach to managing multiple coding agents is interesting. Can Nodeterm pass context or output directly between agents, so one agent can review or continue another agent's work without manually copying anything?
The visual approach to managing multiple coding agents is interesting. Can Nodeterm pass context or output directly between agents, so one agent can review or continue another agent's work without manually copying anything?
Putting terminals and coding agents as live nodes on a canvas, with sessions that survive a reboot, tackles the real mess of running several agents at once. Seeing them side by side and wiring their output together is much easier to reason about than a pile of tabs.
Are most nodeterm users running a few Claude and Codex sessions side by side, or actually wiring agents together on the canvas? Not losing a session to a reboot is the promise I'd want to test first. I'd be glad to record a free feedback video setting up a first canvas as a new user and flagging anything unclear.