Command Blocks
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Command Blocks

Capture, browse, and replay shell commands with one-click navigation back to where they ran. Open the panel with Alt+5.

Shell integration (OSC 133)

When your shell emits OSC 133 markers, NeuroTerm groups each command with its output into a block and tracks whether it succeeded or failed. A colored gutter strip appears next to each command in the terminal, and every block shows up in the Blocks panel.

Success and failure at a glance

Exit status colors the gutter strip so failed commands stand out in a long scrollback.

Boot-stage virtual blocks

No shell integration on the target? Command Blocks still works. Pattern markers like U-Boot Start or Systemd Ready appear in the panel as virtual blocks, so you can jump straight to boot stages on a serial console with no OSC 133 at all.

The Blocks panel

Open the panel with Alt+5 or the status bar button. Blocks are listed newest-first; double-click a row to expand its output inline. Click a block to jump back to exactly where it ran.

Copy command — Grab just the command line
Copy output as Markdown — Paste a clean command + output block anywhere
Send to AI — Push the block into Neuro Input for analysis
Rerun — Send the command again
Bookmark — Single-click toggle to pin important blocks
Delete — Remove a block from the list

These actions are available from a right-click context menu on any colored gutter strip in the terminal or any row in the panel.

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