Zenbu launches terminal-browser to put web previews beside coding agents

The open-source project uses Chromium and terminal graphics protocols to combine preview, planning and browser automation in one tab.

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Why it matters

Coding agents are making the terminal a control center for software work. Terminal-browser tests whether preview, planning and browser QA become native parts of that workspace.

A dark browser window titled “terminal-browser” shows terminal text and a split webpage preview, with a cursor over a mountain-and-lake desktop background.

Rob Pruzan (@RobKnight__), founder of San Francisco developer-tools maker Zenbu, released terminal-browser on Thursday, July 30th, putting a Chromium browser inside the same terminal where developers run coding agents.

https://x.com/robknight__/status/2082859704955642254?s=46…

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