headless-terminalv1.0.0

An agent runs through package installers or auth prompts that only expose a real TTY, sending keystrokes and waiting on known text before capturing a terminal snapshot as evidence. This catches redraw-dependent failures that plain stdin/stdout capture misses.

An agent opens real editing sessions with `ht run`, exercises macro or scripted edits, and waits on cursor or text conditions before snapshotting the screen. It validates editor plugins and configs deterministically instead of parsing line-oriented logs.

An agent drives top, htop, or vendor TUIs on a remote host by sending minimal keystrokes and waiting for idle or text matches before capturing screen state. It lets SREs script incident triage on full-screen monitoring tools safely.

An agent stages patches one hunk at a time, snapshots after each choice, and adjusts based on what the prompt shows. This enables automated patch curation where the decision depends on rendered terminal context.

An agent drives REPLs, SSH logins, or interactive shells that require genuine PTY semantics, waiting on text like READY or shell prompts before proceeding. Snapshots make each step auditable and deterministic.

A hosted platform that records, replays, and snapshots interactive terminal workflows for customer CI pipelines, billed per session-minute or per seat. It packages headless-terminal behind an API so teams never build their own PTY harness.

A company reduces support load and release risk by standardizing on headless-terminal for onboarding, install validation, and incident triage scripts. Cost savings come from fewer human syncs and faster root-cause on terminal-only failures.

Consultants help security-sensitive teams adopt and harden headless-terminal, including trust review of tap/release artifacts, custom wait strategies, and safe auth-flow rules. Engagements are project- or retainer-based.