Sharing over SSH
You share a plan review as one line of SSH. A teammate pastes it, cueloop renders the plan in their terminal, they annotate, and their notes merge back into yours. No install, no account, no browser.
Reviewing a plan alone is fast. Sometimes you want a second pair of eyes before the agent starts to build. Sharing over SSH lets a teammate open the exact plan you are looking at, annotate the lines that matter, and hand their notes back - without installing cueloop or signing up for anything.
The one-line pitch
When you press Share in a plan review, cueloop copies a single line to your clipboard:
ssh [email protected]You send that line to a teammate. They paste it into their terminal and land
inside your plan, with every annotation you already made in place. The username
part is the share id; cueloop.dev is the gateway that renders the UI over the
connection.
The loop at a glance
Sharing is a four-step loop between you (the planner) and one or more collaborators:
- Share. You press Share. cueloop packages the review session, encrypts it,
stores it under a fresh short id, and copies the
sshline to your clipboard. - Render. A collaborator pastes the line. The gateway loads the session, decrypts it, and renders cueloop’s real terminal UI over SSH - the plan with your annotations already there.
- Annotate. The collaborator navigates and annotates exactly as they would in the local UI.
- Merge back. On submit, their annotations join the stored review by stable id. You pull the merged notes into your local session, each attributed to its author. Your own annotations are never touched.
Terminal only, always
There is no web page in this loop. The planner shares from a terminal, the collaborator reviews in a terminal, and the annotations travel back through the same SSH connection. Nothing opens a browser at any point.
Read Share a plan for the step-by-step, or How the loop works for what happens under each step.