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blog: Let a Coding Agent Share Its Own Terminal Session in the Browser: the shell.online Skill and shell --json - #270

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How the shell.online agent skill tells Claude Code or Codex to share a terminal session in the browser and hand you the link, read-only when it should be.

Automated daily post (shell.online-centric). Generated, fact-checked against sources, and build-verified locally. Merge to publish to pilotprotocol.network. Stacked on the still-open previous blog PR (merge that first, or merge this one to take both).

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@artemiia this post is merged via #275, with the same content cherry-picked from your commit. This PR closed because I accidentally reset its branch to main while merging the stacked blog PRs, and GitHub wouldn't let me restore it or reopen the PR. Sorry about that.

Your fork branch blog/let-a-coding-agent-share-its-own-terminal-session-in-the-browser-the-shell-onlin now points at main, so reset or delete it before reusing it. For future posts, one branch per post off main (not stacked) lets them squash-merge cleanly.

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