sshx

sshx is a web-based terminal that lets you share your command-line session with others through a secure link. It creates a collaborative environment where multiple people can work together in real time, similar to how Google Docs works for documents but for terminal sessions. The tool runs directly in the browser and connects to your local terminal, allowing for instant collaboration without complicated setup.

The system uses end-to-end encryption to ensure that all data remains private—the server never sees what you're typing or executing. It features an infinite canvas where you can arrange multiple terminal windows, resize them, and move them around freely. You can see other participants' cursors in real time, and there's a built-in chat function for communication. The backend is written in Rust for performance, and it uses mesh networking to connect users to the nearest available peer for faster connections.

sshx is particularly useful for developers who need to debug code together remotely, system administrators who want to provide temporary access to servers, and educators who teach programming concepts through live coding sessions. It works across macOS, Linux, and Windows systems, and can be installed with a single command for quick deployment in various scenarios.