internetVin Terminal Skill

This skill enables Claude Code to work with the internetVin Terminal plugin — an embedded PTY terminal for Obsidian with multi-tab support.

Overview

internetVin Terminal embeds a full terminal emulator inside Obsidian. It supports multiple tabs, terminal bookmarks for marking positions in output, capturing terminal output to vault notes, and fullscreen mode.

Desktop only — requires native PTY access.

Commands

Command ID	Name	Description
open-terminal	Open Terminal	Open a terminal in the sidebar
open-terminal-tab	Open Terminal in Tab	Open a terminal as an editor tab
toggle-fullscreen	Toggle Fullscreen Terminal	Expand terminal to fill the window
capture-terminal-output	Capture Terminal Output to Note	Save current terminal content to a vault note
add-bookmark	Add Terminal Bookmark	Mark the current position in terminal output
next-bookmark	Next Terminal Bookmark	Jump to next bookmarked position
prev-bookmark	Previous Terminal Bookmark	Jump to previous bookmarked position
clear-bookmarks	Clear Terminal Bookmarks	Remove all terminal bookmarks
show-shortcuts	Show Terminal Shortcuts	Display keyboard shortcut reference

Features

Multi-Tab Support

Multiple terminal sessions can run simultaneously in separate tabs. Use Open Terminal in Tab to create new sessions alongside your notes.

Terminal Bookmarks

Bookmarks let you mark points in long terminal output for quick navigation:

• Add Bookmark — marks the current scroll position
• Next/Previous Bookmark — jumps between marked positions
• Clear Bookmarks — removes all marks

Output Capture

Capture Terminal Output to Note saves the visible terminal content into a new vault note — useful for documenting command output, build logs, or debugging sessions.

Fullscreen Mode

Toggle fullscreen to expand the terminal to the full Obsidian window — helpful for long-running processes or detailed output review.

Usage Patterns

Development Workflow

1. Open terminal in a tab alongside source code
2. Run build/test commands
3. Bookmark error locations in output
4. Capture relevant output to notes for documentation

Vault Automation

1. Open terminal
2. Run shell scripts that modify vault files
3. Capture results to a log note

References

• Plugin manifest: internetvin-terminal v1.1.0
• Author: Vin Verma