I'm Sahil, an engineering student and open-source developer, and I built MYNA.

When debugging remotely, screenshots and copied logs often miss the context you need to understand a problem. I wanted a simpler way for developers to see what's actually happening in a teammate's terminal.

That's why I built MYNA — an open-source CLI for sharing live terminal sessions through a browser link or CLI.

Here's what you can do with it:

Share live terminal output over WebRTC.
Approve guests before they connect.
Choose between view-only and control access.
Use optional Docker sandboxing or Linux bubblewrap for more isolated workflows.

MYNA is built for pair debugging, mentoring, and helping open-source contributors reproduce issues. One important note: native shell mode can expose the host shell, so only grant access to people you trust.

I'm still improving MYNA, and I'd genuinely love feedback from developers who have tried remote pair debugging or collaborative terminal tools.

What's one thing you'd need MYNA to get right before you'd use it on a real project?

Try MYNA: https://myna-alpha.vercel.app
Explore the source: https://github.com/sadSanta-07/myna