Using taiku
Share a live terminal as a link and work in it together, from the web, desktop, or your phone.
taiku turns a terminal into a shareable space: you send a link, the other person opens it, and you are both looking at the same live session.
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What you can do
Each of these is one task you can do today. Follow a link to learn it in depth.
- Share a session: send a link that opens your live terminal, and choose who can watch versus type.
- Edit together in real time: multiple people type, run commands, and co-author documents in the same session.
- Arrange terminals & tiles: split, swap, maximize, and reopen panes; jump anywhere with the command palette.
- Preview files inline: click a path in the terminal to open PDFs, data tables, 3D models, and more, without leaving the session.
- Review code changes: read diffs, stage or revert a hunk, and trace per-line history right in the session.
- Start a cloud machine: bind a local folder to a managed remote machine, including GPU machines.
- Connect your accounts: link GitHub, Linear, Slack, and more so plugins can act for you.
- Work with AI agents: taiku spots running agents and tracks their activity so you can jump in when one needs you.
taiku everywhere
The same session is reachable from whatever device you are on. Pick the surface that fits the moment.
| Surface | Best for | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Web | Joining instantly with no install | Open any session link in a browser tab and you are in. |
| Desktop | A machine you keep reachable and return to | A dedicated window, native notifications, and a dashboard. |
| Mobile | Checking in or jumping on a session from your phone | A touch keyboard bar, file and image previews, terminal peek. |
Learn more about the desktop app and the mobile apps.