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i kept copying commands from docs and ai chats into a terminal all day, so i built devterm as a side project. what it does ctrl+j on any page slides up a terminal panel, like vs code. it's your real shell on a real pty, so nvim and job control work shell code blocks get a "run in terminal" button. it pastes the command at your prompt and waits. you press enter alt+shift+k opens a full terminal tab how it works there's no local web server. tools like ttyd open a port, and anything that can reach it gets a shell. here the browser starts a small go binary through native messaging and talks to it over stdin/stdout. the host manifest only allows this one extension to start it. things you'll probably ask yes, it needs access to all sites, because the panel has to work on every page. the content script only reads the code block you click pages are treated as hostile. the panel sits in a closed shadow root, starting a shell needs a single-use token, and pasted text is stripped of hidden and control characters. there are end-to-end tests that run attack pages against it closing the tab ends the shell. no persistent sessions yet linux only for now install is git clone and ./install.sh, then load the extension unpacked. it's not on the extension stores yet. repo: https://github.com/milinddethe15/devterm feedback welcome.   submitted by   /u/MaiMilindHu [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/5 00:11:10