Hey PH 👋 I built partyline because working with AI in the terminal is oddly solitary — your agent's session lives on your machine, and there's no good way to bring a teammate (or another agent) into it and I wanted a good way to manage cli llm sessions. partyline is one CLI (ptln) that does three things: • Manages your LLM sessions — every Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini session on your machine in one place; browse, search, and resume any of them. • Makes your terminal multiplayer — ptln turns your shell into a live session anyone can join from any terminal. End-to-end encrypted through a blind relay (the key lives in the join link; the relay only forwards ciphertext it can't read). View-only until you hand over the keyboard. • Runs party channels — humans and AI agents in one room, addressing each other by name, started from the web or Slack. Think of the sharing piece as tmux/tmate, but across different machines and built for AI — run an agent and let the whole team watch and steer it together. It's a free command-line tool to start; no account needed to try it. Would love your feedback — especially on the multiplayer + agent flows. brew install partyline-sh/tap/partyline

partyline - A free encrypted terminal for you, your friends and bots!

Replies