sshx

sshx is a web-based collaborative terminal tool designed for real-time multi-user terminal sharing and interaction. It allows users to share their terminal session with others by generating a unique, secure browser link. The core functionality centers on enabling multiple participants to view and interact with the same terminal environment simultaneously, with features such as live remote cursors, real-time chat, and activity tracking. The platform operates on an infinite canvas, meaning users can move and resize multiple terminal windows freely within the browser interface, arranging them as needed for complex debugging, teaching, or demonstration sessions. Each terminal session is end-to-end encrypted, ensuring that the server cannot access the data being transmitted; only the participants with the shared link can see the content. The server itself is lightweight, written in Rust for performance and low resource consumption, and it uses ultra-fast mesh networking to connect participants from various locations with minimal latency. Installation is straightforward, requiring a single command on major operating systems including macOS, Linux, and Windows. Use cases include collaborative debugging where multiple developers can inspect logs, run commands, and troubleshoot issues together in real time. It is also suitable for remote teaching scenarios, where an instructor can demonstrate command-line operations while students follow along with visible cursor movements and chat comments. System administrators can use sshx for cloud server access, allowing team members to connect to a shared terminal session without exposing raw SSH credentials. The collaboration aspect is further enhanced by live presence indicators, showing each participant's name and cursor position within