The terminal can remember better. And understand more.
MoTerm keeps what already works — text, pipes, SSH, scripts, and decades of compatibility — while exploring contextual history, reusable command knowledge, and optional richer terminal semantics.
$ context start "Add RAID-1 storage to SRV03"
$ ssacli ctrl all show config
✓ exit 0
$ ssacli ctrl slot=1 pd all show
✗ exit 1
$ ssacli ctrl slot=0 pd all show
✓ exit 0
$ context end
Session captured. 18m 42s.Execution Journal
Structured history with context, timestamps, exit codes, host, working directory, notes, and privacy controls.
Learn more →Command Library
Promote known-good commands into reusable templates, hotkeys, palettes, and parameter editors.
Learn more →Command Manifests
Optional machine-readable help could turn git? into an interactive command builder.
Terminal Protocol
Semantic progress, live regions, richer input, and fine-coordinate graphics — all optional.
Explore the protocol →Keep the command line exactly where it works. Add context where it doesn’t.
MoTerm starts with a practical journal that can be built today. The richer terminal ideas are a separate, backward-compatible path, not an adoption requirement.