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cortlet-ws playground

Try the CLI.

Before it ships.

Explore the planned cortlet-ws command experience directly in your browser.

Playground preview

This playground demonstrates the planned cortlet-ws experience. Commands and results are simulated and may not represent the behavior, output, performance, or results of the production-stable v1 release.

Interactive terminal

cortlet-ws

CORTLET // WS_PLAYGROUND
Preview
cortlet-ws playground
Preview environment — results may differ from the production-stable v1 CLI.
Type "help" to view supported commands.
cortlet-ws >

Try: cortlet-ws ping wss://echo.websocket.org

Supported playground commands

Five commands.
One focused tool.

01

connect

cortlet-ws connect wss://...

Open a WebSocket connection and inspect traffic.

02

send

cortlet-ws send wss://... "hello"

Send a message to a WebSocket endpoint.

03

ping

cortlet-ws ping wss://...

Measure ping/pong latency.

04

inspect

cortlet-ws inspect wss://...

Watch connection lifecycle events and metadata.

05

reconnect-test

cortlet-ws reconnect-test wss://...

Test disconnect and reconnect behavior.

06

help

cortlet-ws help

Show available commands and usage information.

07

clear

cortlet-ws clear

Clear all output from the playground terminal.

What this is

A preview of the workflow.
Not the native runtime.

The real cortlet-ws CLI is being built as a native macOS tool. This browser playground exists to demonstrate the command model, output style, and debugging workflow while development continues.

cortlet-ws

Debug WebSockets.
Without the bloat.