Terminals that remember
Real shells drawn right on the canvas. Close the app and they come back where you left them — same folder, same environment. Duplicate one with its state, or open it on any SSH host.
Now with live scene sharing
Terminals, agents and ideas.
All in one room.
Plotroom is an infinite canvas where shells, Claude Code sessions, notes, diagrams and PDFs live side by side — laid out the way you think, and shared live with your team.
Plotroom
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Your work is scattered across twelve terminal tabs, three agent sessions, a notes app and a whiteboard nobody updates. Plotroom puts all of it in one room — where you can see what's running, what's next, and how it fits together.
01 — the canvas
Everything you work with, spatially.
Claude Code, on the board
Run agents as nodes. They read the scene around them and answer on it: notes, diagrams, screenshots — pinned next to the thing they're about.
Draw like a whiteboard
Shapes, bent arrows with labels, rich text, code blocks. Snapping keeps it tidy without thinking.
Drop anything in
Images, videos, audio and PDFs play right where you paste them. Markdown lands as formatted text.
Scenes for every project
One canvas per project. Switch from the title bar; background scenes keep their terminals running.
Share a scene live
Send a link. Guests see the board move, watch terminals, and suggest commands you approve.
02 — agents
Agents that can see the room.
Every Claude Code node gets Plotroom's tools, scoped to its own scene and session. It reads what's on the canvas and puts its answers there — so the explanation sits next to the terminal it explains.
- canvas_read see nodes, text and terminals
- annotation_add pin notes and arrows
- diagram_create draw how things connect
- media_add drop in screenshots and files
✻diagram_createauth flow
Close the tabs.
Open the room.
Free download for Windows. macOS is on the way.
Download Plotroom