If you run AI coding agents (Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Kimi Code) you've probably had this moment: a session finished 40 minutes ago and nobody noticed. Or it got stuck waiting for an approval. Or you can't remember which terminal window was running what.
I built an open-source AI operations terminal that gives every AI coding session an inbox — plus SSH, Kubernetes and databases in the same window.
Your AI coding sessions, in one inbox
All external coding-agent sessions appear in one list with live status:
- Desktop notifications — when a session needs you (approval, feedback), it calls you. You don't have to watch AI work.
- Approvals in your hands — AI wants to write a file or run a command? Approve right from the sidebar.
- File previews on the right — see what the agent changed, without leaving the terminal.
- Full transcripts — view, search and revise the entire session later.
Demo: AI writes a Snake game → two approvals → preview + transcript.
AI on remote hosts — zero install
Bind an AI agent to a bound SSH terminal and ask: "Check the system status of this remote host — CPU, memory, disk, load, and whether key services are healthy."
The agent runs diagnostics by itself (df, free, top, systemctl, uptime), every command visible in the terminal. When it wants to run something system-changing, you approve. It can not only inspect — it can fix.
Zero install on the remote host: the AI drives commands through the terminal you already connected, so it works behind jump hosts and bastions.
The rest of the ops terminal
- SSH with bastion sync (JumpServer) — double-click to connect from the workspace
- Kubernetes workspace — work with clusters from the terminal
- DB AI — natural language → SQL
- Local and remote file management
Open source, Apache 2.0
Downloads for macOS / Windows / Linux: https://aiopsterm.com
Source: https://github.com/TangGee/aiopsterm
Star it if useful; issues and feedback are very welcome. It's 0.x — I want to hear from people who run multiple agents or manage fleets.
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