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WebSocket terminal server for AI coding agents - enables terminal access in web applications
Enable AI coding agents to execute commands on your local machine through a secure WebSocket connection.
npm install -g devbench0
devbench0
The terminal server will start and automatically open devbench0 in your browser. Keep the terminal window open while using the AI assistant.
devbench0 is an AI-powered coding assistant that can help you with:
Another application is using port 8080. Close it or wait a moment and try again.
Make sure you installed globally with -g flag:
npm install -g devbench0
Visit https://devbench0.com manually while the server is running.
You may see a Windows Defender prompt when first running. This is normal - click "Allow" to let the server run.
Having issues? Visit https://devbench0.com/support
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WebSocket terminal server for AI coding agents - enables terminal access in web applications
We found that devbench0 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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