iTerm2 is a terminal emulator for macOS that brings modern features and improvements to the command line interface.
Why this server?
Provides access to the user's iTerm terminal session, allowing the model to read terminal output, write commands to the terminal, and send control characters for full terminal control.
Why this server?
Provides detection and focus targeting for iTerm2, allowing notifications to navigate to specific tmux sessions, windows, and panes
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive tools for managing iTerm2 terminal sessions, windows, tabs, and profiles, including the ability to read screen contents, execute commands, and control window layouts.
Why this server?
Allows models to interact with an active iTerm terminal session, including writing commands, reading terminal output, and sending control characters. Enables the model to execute commands, work with REPLs, and view specific portions of terminal output.
Why this server?
Orchestrates multiple Claude Code agents across iTerm2 terminal sessions using tab-based management, enabling creation and deletion of sessions, agent management, and inter-agent communication through task-based workflows.
Why this server?
Provides full control over iTerm2 terminal emulator on macOS, including managing windows/tabs/sessions, sending commands and control characters, reading screen content, and accessing session variables.
Why this server?
Allows AI assistants to create and manage iTerm2 terminal sessions, execute commands, read terminal output, list active terminals, and close terminals.
Why this server?
Uses iTerm2's Python API to provide advanced terminal control capabilities on macOS, offering enhanced terminal manipulation.
Why this server?
Provides advanced terminal automation and control through iTerm2's Python API, enabling creation and management of terminals, panes, and sessions, executing commands, broadcasting input to multiple panes, monitoring session state, and customizing visual appearance with tab colors and profiles.