cplieger/web-terminal-kiro repository overview

⁠web-terminal-kiro

Web Terminal for Kiro runs the Kiro CLI (kiro-cli) in your browser, from any laptop, tablet or phone, on a server you host. It shows kiro-cli's own terminal screen, with no chat layer on top.

⁠What it does

Work with the Kiro agent from any device and pick up each session where you left off.

• Gives each tab its own kiro-cli session, with reorderable tabs, a two-pane split view and a page address per tab. The browser tab shows the conversation you are looking at: fix build · Web Terminal for Kiro.
• Works on a phone, with on-screen keys for Tab, Esc, the arrows, Enter and Ctrl.
• Keeps each session running while your phone sleeps or the network drops, and restores the screen on return.
• Downloads kiro-cli on first start and installs the tools you list, language servers included.
• Marks each tab as working, done or waiting for your answer.

⁠Who it is for

Web Terminal for Kiro is built for kiro-cli users who want it on every device, with nothing to install there. The agent looks and works as it does in a local terminal.

You need a Kiro account and a Docker host. You also need a private network or a reverse proxy with a login in front of it.

Some setups suit a different kind of tool. Consider ttyd⁠ if you want to share any command-line program in a browser. Consider marotte⁠, by the same author, if you prefer a chat window with a file editor and git tools.

Web Terminal for Kiro is free software under the MPL-2.0 license.

⁠Pull

docker pull cplieger/web-terminal-kiro:latest

Also published to ghcr.io/cplieger/web-terminal-kiro with identical images and tags. Release versions are tagged vX.Y.Z alongside latest.

⁠Quick start

# Example compose for web-terminal-kiro. See the README for all configuration options and hardening.
services:
  web-terminal-kiro:
    image: ghcr.io/cplieger/web-terminal-kiro:latest
    container_name: web-terminal-kiro
    restart: unless-stopped
    # Required. An init at PID 1 cleans up the processes each session leaves behind.
    init: true

    environment:
      # Optional. Put a GitHub token in .env as GH_TOKEN or GITHUB_TOKEN to
      # raise GitHub's limit on tool version checks. Every terminal tab can
      # read it.
      - GH_TOKEN
      - GITHUB_TOKEN

    ports:
      # Anyone who can reach this port gets a root shell, and there is no login.
      # Put a reverse proxy with a login in front. See README "Security".
      # Set ALLOWED_HOSTS to every name or IP you open in a browser.
      - "9848:9848"

    volumes:
      # kiro-cli sign-in, installed tools and settings. The disk must allow running programs.
      - "/opt/appdata/web-terminal-kiro/config:/config"
      # Your repositories. Each new tab starts in this folder.
      - "/opt/appdata/web-terminal-kiro/workspace:/workspace"
      # Images you paste into a tab. Optional. Without it, they are lost when the container is recreated.
      - "/opt/appdata/web-terminal-kiro/uploads:/uploads"

⁠Documentation

• Full documentation⁠ — configuration, behavior, security
• Configuration⁠
• Features⁠
• Security⁠
• How Web Terminal for Kiro works⁠
• Tools⁠
• Contributing⁠
• Releases and changelog⁠

⁠License

MPL-2.0. See LICENSE⁠. The image carries the license text of every bundled component under /usr/share/licenses/.

The image redistributes two web fonts under their own licences, each served beside the font it covers. Monaspace Neon NF is under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 (/vendor/fonts/MonaspaceNeonNF-LICENSE). Web Terminal Glyphs, the tiling overlay listed ahead of it, is under Apache-2.0 (/vendor/fonts/WebTerminalGlyphs-LICENSE, with its /vendor/fonts/WebTerminalGlyphs-NOTICE).