Is authentication required for the TabzChrome API?

Yes, security is managed via tokens. CLI scripts typically use a local file token, while web applications use an API token stored in localStorage.

How do I trigger commands from a static HTML page?

You can use the 'data-terminal-command' attribute on HTML elements, which TabzChrome can detect and execute within its terminal tabs.

What does the TabzChrome Integration skill do?

It provides the documentation and implementation patterns needed to connect external software—like web pages or shell scripts—directly to the TabzChrome terminal extension.

Can I programmatically create new terminal tabs?

Yes, the skill includes guidance on using the POST /api/spawn endpoint to create new terminal instances with specific names and commands.

TabzChrome Terminal Integration

Name: TabzChrome Terminal Integration
Author: GGPrompts

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Productivity & Workflow

Connects web applications, scripts, and CLI tools to TabzChrome terminals for automated command execution and session management.

About

The TabzChrome Integration skill enables developers to bridge the gap between their external tools and the TabzChrome sidebar extension. It provides standardized methods for triggering terminal commands via HTML attributes, WebSockets, and REST APIs. Whether you are adding 'Run in Terminal' buttons to documentation, automating tmux workflows via shell scripts, or programmatically spawning terminal tabs from a web app, this skill guides you through the implementation, authentication, and security patterns required for a seamless terminal-to-browser experience.

Key Features

RESTful Spawn API for programmatically creating and naming terminal tabs
WebSocket support for real-time CLI and shell script command queuing
HTML data-attribute integration for static 'Run in Terminal' buttons
JavaScript API for building custom prompt libraries and web integrations
122 GitHub stars
Standardized authentication patterns using file-based and API tokens

Use Cases

Creating CLI scripts that automate complex environment setups in tmux
Enhancing technical documentation with interactive command execution buttons
Building internal developer portals that manage terminal sessions programmatically

About

Key Features

RESTful Spawn API for programmatically creating and naming terminal tabs
WebSocket support for real-time CLI and shell script command queuing
HTML data-attribute integration for static 'Run in Terminal' buttons
JavaScript API for building custom prompt libraries and web integrations
122 GitHub stars
Standardized authentication patterns using file-based and API tokens

Use Cases

Creating CLI scripts that automate complex environment setups in tmux
Enhancing technical documentation with interactive command execution buttons
Building internal developer portals that manage terminal sessions programmatically