term-mesh-clilisted

# term-mesh CLI `term-mesh` is a terminal emulator with first-class support for browser splits (WKWebView-based panels living alongside terminals). When Claude is running inside term-mesh, it can open browser panels, evaluate JavaScript in them, navigate pages, click elements, and tear them down — all via the `term-mesh` CLI. ## Detect you are inside term-mesh ```bash [ -n "$TERMMESH_SURFACE_ID" ] && echo "inside term-mesh" # or check the socket [ -S /tmp/term-mesh.sock ] && echo "daemon running" ``` If neither is true, `term-mesh` CLI commands will fail with a connection error — use a different approach (e.g., `open` to launch Safari). ## Opening a browser split ```bash # Preferred: one command, opens a new browser split to the right term-mesh new-split right --type browser --url http://localhost:9876 # → "OK surface:N workspace:M" # Alternative (same effect, different syntax) term-mesh new-pane --type browser --direction right --url http://localhost:9876 # Reuse-or-open: if a browser pane already exists, navigate it; otherwise open new term-mesh browser open http://localhost:9876 ``` Direction: `left`, `right`, `up`, or `down`. ## Finding browser surfaces ```bash # All panes and their surface refs term-mesh --json list-panes # Surfaces in a specific pane (with type: terminal|browser) term-mesh --json list-pane-surfaces --pane pane:N ``` Parse with `python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); ..."` to extract `surface:N` refs. ## Evaluating JavaScript