Terminals
Native shell access — standalone or wired into your workflows.
Open a real terminal inside Circuitry and run commands the way you would in any shell. Use it on its own as an interactive session, or drop a Terminal node into a workflow to automate commands as part of a pipeline.
Interactive terminals
- Real shell — bash, zsh, PowerShell, or cmd, running natively via Circuitry Server.
- Persistent sessions that survive page reloads.
- Command history with arrow-key navigation.
- Multiple terminals open side by side.
Run git operations, manage files, start dev servers, kick off builds, or deploy — without leaving the studio.
Terminal nodes in workflows
A Terminal node runs a command as a step in a workflow. Combine it with other nodes to:
- run a build or test command and branch on the result,
- shell out to a CLI an agent can't reach directly,
- automate deployments triggered by a webhook.
On iPad
Drive a terminal on your desktop from an iPad — the command runs on your main machine over Circuitry Server while you watch the output on the tablet. See iPad, powered by your machine.
Requirements
Native shell access needs a connected Circuitry Server (or the desktop app). The server is what executes commands on the host machine.