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@lelouchhe/webagent

v0.5.1

Published

A terminal-style web UI for ACP-compatible agents

Readme

WebAgent

CI npm

A terminal-style web UI for ACP-compatible agents — Copilot CLI, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and more.

WebAgent is a thin browser client + Node.js server that lets you drive any ACP agent from a desktop browser, phone, or PWA. Sessions, permissions, and notifications stay in sync across devices; nothing leaves your machine.

Highlights

  • Zero-config first runnpx @lelouchhe/webagent and you're online. Auto-detects the ACP agent on your PATH, mints an admin token on first start, persists everything in ./data/.
  • Multi-device, real-time — REST + SSE keeps sessions, permissions, and bash output synced. Approve a permission on your laptop, see it confirmed on your phone.
  • Web Push notifications — Get pinged on prompt_done, permission_request, or bash_done when the tab isn't focused. Smart per-session suppression: if any device is actively viewing session X, no buzz from session X.
  • PWA + mobile-friendly — Installable to iOS / Android home screen. Mobile-first input, attach via paste/upload, dark-mode native.
  • Attachments — Drag, paste, or ^U any file (images, code, PDFs, …). Server sniffs real MIME from content, so agents reliably read it.
  • Inline bash!ls -la runs directly in your session's cwd, output streams in real time, cancellable.
  • Sessions that survive everything — SQLite-persisted history, auto-resume on page open, auto-restore via ACP loadSession after server restart, auto-generated titles via a fast model.
  • Rich slash menu/new, /switch, /model, /mode, /think, /notify, /inbox, /share, /token, /log — autocomplete with Tab, submenus for pickable values.
  • Public share links/share snapshots a session into a sanitized read-only viewer at /s/<token> for show-and-tell.
  • Daemon mode with crash recoverywebagent start runs as a background service with PID file, log rotation, and exponential-backoff restart on crash.
  • Built-in security — Bearer token auth, per-device tokens, signed image URLs, strict CSP, single-operator threat model.

See Features for the full tour.

Quick Start

Prerequisites: Node.js 22.6+, an ACP-compatible agent installed and authenticated (Copilot CLI, Claude Code adapter, Gemini CLI, etc.).

npx @lelouchhe/webagent      # zero-install, runs on port 6800
# — or —
npm install -g @lelouchhe/webagent && webagent

On first run, the server prints a one-time admin token in the startup diagnostic. Open http://localhost:6800, paste the token into the login form, done. The token persists in data/auth.json — subsequent runs skip the prompt.

Other ways to start:

webagent start                               # background daemon (same first-run UX in your terminal)
webagent --config /path/to/config.toml       # custom config (`webagent config init` to scaffold one)
webagent --create-token laptop               # mint extra tokens for other devices / CI

Data (SQLite database, uploaded files) lives in ./data/ by default. See Configuration & Operations for daemon mode, TOML settings, and agent setup.

Architecture

Browser ←── REST + SSE ──→ Server ←── ACP ──→ Agent CLI
  (thin client)            (Node.js)           (copilot/claude/gemini)

The frontend is a standard browser client that talks to the server over REST + SSE. The API is the boundary — anyone can build their own client.

| Module | Role | | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | routes.ts | REST API + static files (full API reference) | | event-handler.ts | ACP event routing → SSE broadcast | | session-manager.ts | Session state, buffers, bash processes | | bridge.ts | ACP bridge — agent subprocess lifecycle | | store.ts | SQLite persistence (WAL mode) | | daemon.ts | Background service with crash recovery |

Tech stack: Node.js + TypeScript (--experimental-strip-types), SQLite (better-sqlite3), Zod validation, esbuild bundling.

Frontend source lives in public/js/*.ts, bundled by esbuild into a single content-hashed JS file. See Client Architecture.

Documentation

| Document | Contents | | ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Features | Chat, attachments, bash, sessions, slash commands, keyboard shortcuts, themes | | Configuration & Operations | TOML config, daemon commands, agent setup, upgrading | | Security | Bearer auth, token storage, SSE ticket, signed image URLs, CSP, data layout | | API Reference | REST endpoints, SSE events, implementation details | | Attachments | Upload pipeline, on-disk layout, lifecycle, permission auto-approve, observability | | ACP Integration | Client extensions, protocol scope, current limits | | Client Architecture | Frontend modules, data flow, conventions | | Streaming Render Performance | rAF coalescing, incremental lex, per-block memo, single-token fast path | | Slash Menu | Walker pipeline, CmdNode tree, Tab/Enter/Click contract, how to add commands | | Messages / Inbox | /inbox slash command, POST ingress, bound vs unbound messages | | Share Links | Public read-only session snapshots via /share + /s/<token> | | Database Schema | SQLite tables, indexes, FK policy, cascade/lifecycle rules, migrations | | Development | Building from source, dev mode, testing, publishing | | Auto-Start on Boot | launchd, systemd, crontab, Windows Task Scheduler |