Deterministic terminal state for AI agents

Easy Terminal converts raw terminal logs into structured state you can reproduce, audit, hand off, and resume. Raw terminal logs are not stored by Easy Terminal.

Rule-based. Reproducible. Built for agents.

Try the analyzer Open Console

Raw terminal logstdin / stdout / stderr

$ npm run dev
Error: listen EADDRINUSE :::3000
$ lsof -i :3000
node  64821  LISTEN  TCP *:3000

Deterministic transform

Structured stateJSON preview

statusblocking

"firstConcreteAction":

Stop the process using port 3000.

Raw

State

Handoff

Structured state

Convert noisy terminal output into compact state your agent can actually use.

Deterministic output

Same input, same rules, same output. No models, no randomness.

Agent handoff

Reduce ambiguity and pass the right state to the next agent or workflow.

Resume-ready workflows

Prepare terminal sessions for reproducible handoff and restart.

From terminal output to agent-ready state

A minimal path from terminal noise to reliable state.

Step 1

Paste terminal output

Step 2

Get structured state

Step 3

Hand it to your agent

Built for developers and AI agents

Use Easy Terminal in your editor, CLI agent, CI pipeline, or any workflow that needs reliable terminal state.

Reproducible state before the next action.
Audit-friendly output for handoff and review.
Resume-ready context when a workflow restarts.

For AI agents: View the agent manifestJSON Support GuideGUIDE

Live analyzer

Try it with your terminal output

Paste a terminal log and inspect the structured state your agent can use.

JSON preview

Terminal State Analyzer

Easy Terminal

Convert raw logs into reproducible structured state.

API

Keep the analyze surface easy to reach with deterministic state output for agent workflows.

Pricing

Manage access and subscription state from Console without changing your terminal workflow.

Docs

Use the analyzer preview to inspect the structured state before wiring it into your tools.