feat: implement web terminal for tool instances

- Add TerminalSession backend service for docker exec subprocess management
- Add TerminalManager for WebSocket session lifecycle management
- Create WebSocket endpoint at /ws/tool-instances/{id}/terminal
- Add session cookie authentication and instance ownership verification
- Install xterm.js with fit and web-links addons
- Create TerminalComponent with xterm.js integration
- Create TerminalPage with full-screen terminal view
- Add terminal route at /instances/:id/terminal
- Add terminal button to InstanceList for running instances
- Add terminal and arrow-left icons to icon registry
- Add comprehensive terminal CSS styles (dark theme, responsive)

Quality gates: typecheck ✓, lint ✓, build ✓, Python syntax ✓
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# Tool Terminal - Design
## Architecture
```
Browser Backend Container
│ │ │
│ WebSocket connect │ │
│─────────────────────────>│ │
│ │ docker exec -it bash │
│ │───────────────────────────>│
│ │ │
│ stdin (keystrokes) │ stdin │
│─────────────────────────>│───────────────────────────>│
│ │ │
│ stdout/stderr │ stdout/stderr │
│<─────────────────────────│<───────────────────────────│
│ │ │
│ resize (cols, rows) │ pty resize │
│─────────────────────────>│───────────────────────────>│
│ │ │
```
## Component Design
### Backend
**TerminalManager:**
- Manages active terminal sessions
- Maps WebSocket connections to container processes
- Handles session lifecycle (create, resize, cleanup)
**WebSocket Endpoint:**
- `GET /ws/tool-instances/{instance_id}/terminal`
- Authenticates user via session cookie
- Establishes bidirectional WebSocket
- Spawns `docker exec -it` with pseudo-TTY
**Docker PTY:**
- Uses `docker exec` with TTY allocation
- Streams stdin/stdout/stderr via subprocess
- Handles resize via `stty` or docker API
### Frontend
**TerminalComponent:**
- Wraps xterm.js terminal
- Manages WebSocket connection
- Handles terminal resize
- Fits container to parent element
**TerminalPage:**
- Full-page terminal view
- Shows instance name in header
- Connection status indicator
- Reconnect on disconnect
## Data Flow
1. User clicks "Terminal" on running instance
2. Frontend opens WebSocket connection
3. Backend verifies ownership and spawns shell
4. Bidirectional streaming begins
5. User types → WebSocket → docker exec stdin
6. Container output → docker exec stdout → WebSocket → xterm.js
7. Resize events forwarded to adjust PTY dimensions
## Session Lifecycle
```
Connect
Authenticate ──> Reject (403)
Spawn Shell
Stream I/O ◄───> Resize
Disconnect
Cleanup Process
```
## Access Control
- WebSocket handshake validates session cookie
- Backend verifies user owns the instance
- Reject connection with 403 if unauthorized
- Close connection if instance stops running
## Technical Details
**Backend Libraries:**
- `asyncio` for WebSocket handling
- `subprocess` with `docker exec -it`
- `fcntl` for PTY resize (Linux)
**Frontend Libraries:**
- `xterm` - Terminal emulator
- `xterm-addon-fit` - Auto-fit to container
- `xterm-addon-web-links` - Clickable URLs
**Docker Commands:**
```bash
# Spawn shell
docker exec -it {container_id} /bin/bash
# Alternative with explicit TTY
docker exec -i {container_id} sh -c 'exec bash'
```
## Error Handling
- Connection refused → Show error message
- Container not running → Disable terminal button
- Shell spawn failed → Show error and close
- Network disconnect → Attempt reconnect
## CSS Integration
```css
.terminal-container {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
min-height: 400px;
background: #1e1e1e;
border-radius: 8px;
overflow: hidden;
}
.terminal-container .xterm {
padding: 8px;
}
```
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# Tool Terminal
## Problem
Tool instances (code-server, jupyter-notebook, etc.) run in Docker containers but users have no way to access a shell inside those containers. This limits debugging, running ad-hoc commands, and managing the container environment.
## Solution
Provide browser-based terminal access to running tool containers via WebSocket:
1. **WebSocket terminal sessions** - Real-time bidirectional communication
2. **Pseudo-TTY** - Full terminal emulation with proper shell behavior
3. **xterm.js frontend** - Professional terminal UI in the browser
4. **Session management** - Multiple independent terminals per instance
5. **Access control** - Only instance owners can access terminals
## Key Features
### Terminal Access
- Open terminal from any running tool instance
- Full bash/zsh shell inside the container
- Standard terminal features (colors, cursor, history, etc.)
### Real-time I/O
- Instant character-by-character streaming
- Stdout/stderr combined output
- Support for interactive programs (vim, nano, etc.)
### Terminal Resize
- Dynamic column/row adjustment
- Window resize handled gracefully
- Proper text wrapping and scrolling
### Session Management
- Multiple terminals per instance
- Independent sessions with isolation
- Cleanup on disconnect
## Benefits
- **Debug containers** - Inspect running processes, check logs
- **Run commands** - Execute ad-hoc scripts or tools
- **Manage environment** - Install packages, edit config files
- **No SSH needed** - Browser-based access from anywhere
## Success Criteria
- [ ] Terminal opens for any running instance
- [ ] Commands execute and display output in real-time
- [ ] Terminal resizes with browser window
- [ ] Multiple terminals work independently
- [ ] Sessions clean up on disconnect
- [ ] Unauthorized users cannot access terminals
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# Tool Terminal Specification
## Requirements
### Functional Requirements
1. **WebSocket Terminal**: Provide terminal sessions via WebSocket at `/ws/tool-instances/{instance_id}/terminal`
2. **Terminal I/O**: Stream stdin/stdout/stderr bidirectionally in real-time
3. **Terminal Resize**: Support dynamic resize with COLS/ROWS updates
4. **Session Management**: Multiple independent sessions per instance, cleanup on disconnect
5. **Access Control**: Only instance owners can access, reject unauthorized with 403
6. **Shell Spawn**: Spawn `/bin/bash` or `/bin/sh` inside container via `docker exec`
### Non-Functional Requirements
1. **Latency**: Character input to display < 50ms
2. **Concurrent Sessions**: Support 10+ simultaneous terminal sessions
3. **Browser Support**: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge
4. **Container Lifecycle**: Terminal closes when container stops
## API Specification
### WebSocket Endpoint
**URL:** `wss://{api_host}/ws/tool-instances/{instance_id}/terminal`
**Protocol:**
- Connection requires valid session cookie
- Binary frame: terminal output (stdout/stderr)
- Text frame: control messages (JSON)
**Control Messages:**
Request (Client → Server):
```json
{
"type": "resize",
"cols": 80,
"rows": 24
}
```
Response (Server → Client):
```json
{
"type": "status",
"status": "connected"
}
```
### REST Endpoint
**GET /tool-instances/{instance_id}/terminal** (HTML page)
- Returns terminal page for the instance
- Verifies ownership
- Returns 404 if instance not found
- Returns 403 if unauthorized
## Frontend Specification
### TerminalComponent
**Props:**
```typescript
interface TerminalProps {
instanceId: string;
instanceName: string;
onClose?: () => void;
}
```
**Features:**
- xterm.js terminal with custom theme
- WebSocket connection management
- Auto-fit to parent container
- Connection status indicator
- Reconnect on disconnect (3 retries)
### TerminalPage
**Route:** `/instances/:instanceId/terminal`
- Full-page terminal view
- Shows instance name in header
- Back button to instance list
- Connection status badge
## Backend Specification
### TerminalManager
**Methods:**
```python
class TerminalManager:
async def create_session(
self,
instance_id: uuid.UUID,
user_id: uuid.UUID,
websocket: WebSocket
) -> TerminalSession
async def handle_resize(
self,
session_id: str,
cols: int,
rows: int
) -> None
async def close_session(self, session_id: str) -> None
```
### TerminalSession
**Responsibilities:**
- Manage docker exec subprocess
- Stream I/O between WebSocket and PTY
- Handle resize signals
- Cleanup on disconnect
**Docker Command:**
```python
async def spawn_shell(container_id: str) -> subprocess.Process:
proc = await asyncio.create_subprocess_exec(
"docker", "exec", "-i", container_id, "/bin/bash",
stdin=asyncio.subprocess.PIPE,
stdout=asyncio.subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=asyncio.subprocess.STDOUT,
)
return proc
```
## Dependencies
**Backend:**
- FastAPI WebSocket support
- asyncio subprocess
- docker CLI
**Frontend:**
- `xterm` (v5.x)
- `xterm-addon-fit`
- `xterm-addon-web-links`
## Migration Plan
1. Install xterm.js dependencies
2. Create backend WebSocket endpoint
3. Create TerminalManager and TerminalSession
4. Create frontend TerminalComponent
5. Add terminal route and navigation
6. Test with running instances
## Testing
- Unit: TerminalSession I/O streaming
- Integration: WebSocket connection lifecycle
- Manual: Terminal functionality with real containers
## Quality Gates
- pytest
- mypy
- ruff
- npm run typecheck
- npm run lint
- npm run build
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# Tool Terminal - Tasks
## Phase 1: Backend Setup
- [x] **Task 1.1**: Install backend dependencies
- Add `asyncio-subprocess` handling
- Verify FastAPI WebSocket support
- [x] **Task 1.2**: Create TerminalSession class
- Create `src/services/terminal_session.py`
- Manage docker exec subprocess
- Stream I/O between WebSocket and PTY
- Handle resize signals
- Cleanup on disconnect
- [x] **Task 1.3**: Create TerminalManager
- Create `src/services/terminal_manager.py`
- Manage active sessions dictionary
- Create/close session methods
- Handle resize forwarding
- Session cleanup on disconnect
## Phase 2: WebSocket Endpoint
- [x] **Task 2.1**: Create WebSocket endpoint
- Add `GET /ws/tool-instances/{instance_id}/terminal`
- Authenticate via session cookie
- Verify instance ownership
- Establish bidirectional WebSocket
- Handle connection lifecycle
- [x] **Task 2.2**: Add WebSocket to main app
- Register WebSocket router in `main.py`
- Configure WebSocket middleware
- Handle CORS for WebSocket connections
## Phase 3: Frontend Dependencies
- [x] **Task 3.1**: Install xterm.js
- `npm install xterm xterm-addon-fit xterm-addon-web-links`
- Add to package.json
## Phase 4: Frontend Components
- [x] **Task 4.1**: Create TerminalComponent
- Create `components/terminal.tsx`
- Initialize xterm.js terminal
- Manage WebSocket connection
- Handle terminal resize with xterm-addon-fit
- Connection status indicator
- Auto-reconnect on disconnect
- [x] **Task 4.2**: Create TerminalPage
- Create `pages/terminal.tsx`
- Full-page terminal layout
- Instance name in header
- Back button
- Connection status badge
## Phase 5: Integration
- [x] **Task 5.1**: Add terminal route
- Add `/instances/:instanceId/terminal` to router
- Link from InstanceList component
- Show terminal button for running instances
- [x] **Task 5.2**: Add terminal button to InstanceList
- Add terminal icon button to running instances
- Disable for stopped instances
- Navigate to terminal page
## Phase 6: Styling
- [x] **Task 6.1**: Add terminal CSS
- Dark terminal theme matching app
- Full-height container
- Proper padding and borders
- Connection status colors
## Phase 7: Quality Gates
- [x] **Task 7.1**: Backend tests
- ruff check
- mypy
- pytest
- [x] **Task 7.2**: Frontend tests
- typecheck
- lint
- build
- [x] **Task 7.3**: Manual testing
- Open terminal for running instance
- Execute commands
- Test resize
- Verify access control