Let AI agents see and interact with terminal/CLI apps via PNG screenshots
MCP server that lets AI agents see and interact with terminal/CLI applications through virtual terminals and PNG screenshots. Built for Claude Code and any MCP-compatible agent. Some things are easier to show than describe. When debugging a TUI app, an interactive CLI wizard, or anything with visual terminal output, lets the agent see exactly what you see — colors, layout, cursor position, and…
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MCP server that lets AI agents see and interact with terminal/CLI applications through virtual terminals and PNG screenshots. Built for Claude Code and any MCP-compatible agent. Some things are easier to show than describe. When debugging a TUI app, an interactive CLI wizard, or anything with visual terminal output, lets the agent see exactly what you see — colors, layout, cursor position, and all. 1. Launch a CLI app in a virtual terminal (node-pty + @xterm/headless) 2. Screenshot the terminal…
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