terminal-use

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• terminal_batchRun several terminal inputscan change or delete data

  Send a sequence of inputs in one call and get the screen back once at the end — for driving a full-screen program without a round trip per keystroke (open a menu, move down three, press Enter, type a name, confirm). Actions run in order, each given a moment to take effect before the next. Each action is an object with a `type` and the fields that type uses: - `type`: `text` — typed as keystrokes; \n presses Enter. - `paste`: `text` — delivered as one bracketed paste where the program supports it. - `press`: `key`, optional `count` — same key specs as terminal_press. - `click`: `col`, `row` — …

• terminal_clickClick in terminalcan change or delete data

  Deliver a left mouse-button click at a cell in the terminal. Only works when the program currently in the foreground has opted into mouse tracking (vim with `set mouse=a`, fzf, lazygit, less with mouse mode, etc.) — at a plain shell prompt mouse mode is off and the click would just print escape sequences as text, so we refuse the actual click in that case. Coordinates are 1-indexed and refer to the live screen viewport: col 1, row 1 is the top-left cell, and the bottom-right cell is (terminal width, terminal height) which you can see via `terminal_read`'s state header. PREVIEW MODE (default …

• terminal_createCreate terminal session

  Spawn a new terminal session and return its sessionId. You must call this before any per-session tool — there is no shared default session. By default the session is an interactive shell. Pass `command` to run one program in the terminal instead (a TUI, a test run, a CLI under test): the session then lasts as long as that program, reports its exit status when it ends, and keeps its final screen readable until you destroy it. If the server already holds 50 live sessions, the least-recently-used one is evicted to make room (its sessionId is tombstoned and any later call against it will respawn w…

• terminal_destroyDestroy terminal sessioncan change or delete data

  Kill a session and forget the sessionId entirely. The shell process is terminated and the sessionId is *not* tombstoned — future calls against it will error with "Unknown sessionId". Use this when you're explicitly done with a session. Tombstones (which auto-respawn on next access) only happen for system-driven terminations: idle-kill, eviction, or shell exit.

• terminal_listList terminal sessionsread-only

  List every active session and every tombstoned (recently-killed but reserved) sessionId. Tombstones are reservations: the shell is gone but the sessionId can still be called against — doing so respawns a fresh shell under the same id and surfaces the original termination reason (shell-exit, idle-killed, or evicted). Tombstones expire after 30 days; after that the id is gone.

• terminal_pressPress key in terminalcan change or delete data

  Press a single named key or key combination. Examples of supported `key` values: `Enter`, `Tab`, `Escape`, `Backspace`, `Space`, `ArrowUp` / `ArrowDown` / `ArrowLeft` / `ArrowRight`, `Home`, `End`, `PageUp`, `PageDown`, `Delete`, `Insert`, `F1`..`F12`, `Ctrl+C`, `Ctrl+D`, `Ctrl+L`, `Ctrl+A`..`Ctrl+Z`, `Shift+Tab`, `Alt+B`, `Ctrl+ArrowLeft`, `Ctrl+Shift+ArrowRight`, etc. Same settle behavior as `terminal_type`.

• terminal_readRead terminal textread-only

  Description is built at runtime.

• terminal_resetReset terminalcan change or delete data

  Wipe the terminal buffer and scrollback. By default the shell process keeps running (env vars, cwd, history all preserved). Pass `hardReset: true` to kill the current shell and spawn a brand-new one — anything mid-execution gets killed. When `hardReset: true`, you can also override `cols`, `rows`, `shell`, and `cwd`. In a session created with `command`, a hard reset runs that command again.

• terminal_resizeResize terminal

  Change the terminal size. Both `cols` and `rows` are optional; omitting one preserves the current value. Resizes both the PTY and the emulator (so programs running inside see the change via SIGWINCH).

• terminal_screenshotScreenshot terminalread-only

  Description is built at runtime.

• terminal_scrollScroll in terminal

  Turn the mouse wheel over a cell of a full-screen program: scroll a pager, a file list, a log pane. Behaves as a terminal emulator does — programs that track the mouse receive wheel events at that cell (so the pane under it scrolls); full-screen programs that do not (less, man) receive arrow keys instead. At a plain shell prompt there is nothing to scroll and the call fails: earlier output is read with `terminal_read` and its `page` argument, not by scrolling.

• terminal_typeType into terminalcan change or delete data

  Type literal characters into the terminal as if a human were pressing keys. Embedded `\n` is normalized to `\r` so `"git push\n"` actually submits. Always waits for the buffer to settle (or to time out) before returning. The wait is capped at 10s; for anything slower (builds, installs, test runs) follow up with `terminal_wait`, which blocks until the command actually finishes.

• terminal_waitWait for terminalread-only

  Description is built at runtime.

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Last commit

Oct 21, 2026 (7 days ago)

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Oct 21, 2026 (7 days ago)

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Registry name

io.github.computer-agent-labs/terminal-use

Version

0.2.1

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No auth

Packages

npm terminal-use

License

MIT

Repository

github.com/computer-agent-labs/terminal-use

Website

github.com/computer-agent-labs/terminal-use

First seen

Oct 24, 2026

Last checked

Oct 25, 2026

Source

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