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@paean-ai/zero-gui

v0.3.6

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Local browser GUI for controlling Zero CLI sessions via WebSocket

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Keywords

zero-cliguiterminalwebsocketai

Readme

Zero GUI

Local browser-based GUI for controlling Zero CLI sessions.

Quick Start

npx @paean-ai/zero-gui

Then in your Zero CLI session, run:

/gui

Open http://localhost:7300 in your browser to interact with your CLI sessions through a modern chat interface.

Features

  • Multi-session management — Connect and manage multiple Zero CLI sessions from a single browser tab
  • Remote file tree — Browse the CLI's working directory, expand folders, and drag files into the chat as context
  • File context attachments — Add files from the file tree to your message; their content is sent as context to the CLI agent
  • Image attachments — Paste, drag-and-drop, or attach images (JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP) to your messages
  • Streaming responses — See assistant responses as they stream in real-time
  • Syntax highlighting — Code blocks in assistant responses are highlighted with language-aware coloring
  • Tool call visualization — See tool calls and their status as the assistant works, with collapsible sections
  • Markdown rendering — Rich message display with code blocks, tables, links, and formatting
  • Auto-reconnect — Automatic reconnection if the WebSocket connection drops
  • 3-column layout — Left sidebar (sessions), center (chat), right panel (file tree) with collapsible panels

Configuration

| Option | Default | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | ZERO_GUI_PORT | 7300 | Server port |

Development

git clone https://github.com/a8e-ai/zero-gui.git
cd zero-gui
npm install
npm run dev

This starts both the Express server and Vite dev server with hot reload.

Architecture

Browser ←→ WebSocket ←→ zero-gui server ←→ WebSocket ←→ Zero CLI

The server acts as a relay between browser clients and CLI sessions. The file tree panel communicates with the CLI's file system through the same WebSocket channel, with path-traversal protection ensuring only files within the CLI's working directory are accessible. All communication happens locally on your machine — no data leaves localhost.

License

MIT