Liamfuller07 Strawberry Terminal Plugin
liamfuller07-strawberry-terminal-plugin is a Claude Code plugin for the Build phase that connects VM orchestration, browser automation, and activity tracking through Strawberry Terminal marketplace plugins.
by LiamFuller07 · github.com/LiamFuller07/strawberry-terminal-plugin
Orchestrate Windows VMs, browser/computer-use automation, and sidebar activity tracking from Claude Code via Strawberry Terminal plugins.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install liamfuller07-strawberry-terminal-plugin@LiamFuller07/strawberry-terminal-pluginBuilt to be called by your agent
Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.
Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:LiamFuller07/strawberry-terminal-plugin") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:LiamFuller07/strawberry-terminal-plugin").
What it does
liamfuller07-strawberry-terminal-plugin is a Claude Code plugin marketplace for solo builders who need more than in-editor tools: orchestrating VMs, driving browser or computer-use flows on Windows, and tracking what the agent did in a terminal sidebar. The repo advertises two plugins and vocabulary around Strawberry Terminal, WindowsMCP, RDP, local instance connect/control, MCP, and TryCUA-style VM tasks—useful when you validate features in a real OS, run integration tests against desktop apps, or monitor long automation jobs. Install it when your product or QA path depends on a controlled machine rather than headless CI only. Complexity is intermediate: you must reason about VMs, permissions, and MCP wiring. Primary journey shelf is Build → integrations; Operate infra applies when you keep VMs alive for staging, and Grow analytics aligns with activity tracking for auditing agent work. It is an automation marketplace bundle, not a single security or TDD policy skill.
Highlights
- Marketplace bundles 2 plugins for VM orchestration and terminal-side workflows
- Covers browser automation, computer-use, local instance control, and Windows MCP patterns
- Includes activity tracking and sidebar-oriented task visibility for long agent sessions
- Keywords span orchestration, RDP, strawberry terminal, and trycua VM tooling
- Automation category listing aimed at Claude Code builders doing real desktop environments
Why builders use it
Builders cannot reproduce Windows desktop or VM scenarios inside the editor alone, so agent-driven testing and computer-use stalls without orchestration plugins.
After registration, Claude Code can target orchestrated VMs and browser/computer-use flows with terminal-side tracking instead of manual RDP babysitting.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in Automation.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 0 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is liamfuller07-strawberry-terminal-plugin for?
It is for Claude Code users who need VM orchestration, Windows or browser computer-use, and activity tracking during terminal-driven agent work.
When should I use liamfuller07-strawberry-terminal-plugin?
Use it while building integrations that touch real machines or browsers, and when operating VMs you keep for staging, demos, or tracked automation runs.
How do I add liamfuller07-strawberry-terminal-plugin to my agent?
Install the LiamFuller07/strawberry-terminal-plugin marketplace in Claude Code, enable both listed plugins, configure MCP/VM connection settings per README, then invoke tasks from the terminal sidebar.
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