Chaterm brings AI ops to terminal

This is basically Claude Code for infrastructure ops, but the real test is whether it stays controllable when it moves from command generation to live remediation.

• –The strongest angle is workflow capture: agent skills plus team knowledge bases can turn one-off runbooks into reusable automation
• –The product is broader than a terminal skin; it spans SSH, Kubernetes, cloud access, audits, and rollback-aware execution
• –MCP support is a smart bet because infra teams increasingly want one interface that can reach docs, tickets, and internal tools
• –The risk is obvious: autonomous ops is only useful if permissions, review, and logs are tight enough for production
• –Open source plus cross-platform packaging gives it a real shot at adoption if the UX is sharp and the safety model holds up