Open Terminal turns shell into curlable computer

This is the kind of infrastructure that quietly makes agent tools actually useful: it turns the terminal into a programmable, shareable surface instead of a one-off local app.

• –The Open WebUI integration is the real wedge here, because it gives teams a governed path from chat to command execution without bolting on a generic tool server.
• –Docker, bare-metal, and multi-user modes make it flexible, but the security warnings are doing real work here; host access and Docker socket mounting are powerful and risky.
• –File browsing, port proxying, and notebook execution push it beyond shell access into a lightweight remote dev environment for agents.
• –The “computer you can curl” framing is strong because it suggests a simple API contract for something usually trapped behind an interactive terminal.