My drive comes from wanting to give developers a tool that boosts their productivity and enjoyment when working on the command line, the beating heart of so much development work.

I'm excited to foster a community around the project and work closely with early adopters to shape tools like mterm into the ultimate modern terminal environment.

Contributions will directly support the ongoing development of mterm's cloud infrastructure and the addition of powerful new features to make it an indispensable part of people's daily development flow. We want to build a cloud platform around this command line tools that allow for features such as

• remote execution from a control panel
• sharing plugins, scripts and secrets with shortcodes (aka import Zd991s -> imports a script)
• remote viewing of execution from the terminal -> for dev collaboration

So yes: some of this vision is going to cost some money to see come to life. The good news?! - it's not much