cueloop is terminal-first by conviction, and sharing follows the same rule. The intended way to hand a review to another person is over SSH: they open a terminal, connect, and land in the same review surface you use locally. No browser, no web app.
This page describes a design direction, not a shipped feature. It is here so the concept is clear and the terminal-only stance is on record. Do not read it as an available command.
Why terminal only
The ReviewSession renders anywhere a terminal runs. Keeping sharing inside the terminal means one surface, one grammar, and no second rendering path to keep honest. A reviewer never leaves the tool they already trust, and the review looks the same whether it is local or shared.
The shape
The direction is a gateway addressed like ssh <id>@cueloop.dev, where <id> names a
session to join. It coexists with the plan for the marketing and docs site: the www
hostname serves these pages, while the apex hostname is reserved for the future SSH gateway.
Nothing here is live yet.
What already supports it
The primitive is built for this. A ReviewSession is renderer-agnostic, all state lives in one daemon behind a local socket, and verdicts outlive waits. A shared review is another thin client over the same session - not a new product.
An asciinema cast of joining a shared review with ssh <id>@cueloop.dev.