Where does my code live? Does it get uploaded anywhere?

Your files stay on your machine — the agent runs there. The relay carries the conversation: prompts, agent messages, tool names and their output, plus a history of those events so a phone can replay a session. The relay is your own Cloudflare Worker, not a service someone else operates.

No, deliberately. Authentication is a single shared key that is also the identity, which is what keeps setup to one command per machine. Everyone who has the key sees every machine and session.

What does it cost to run?

The software is MIT-licensed and free. The relay is a Cloudflare Worker with one Durable Object, which fits inside the free plan for personal use. Agent usage is billed by whatever Claude Code plan you already have.

Run coding agents on your own machines, from your phone

Q: Does my machine need a public IP, an open port or a VPN?

No. The device CLI opens an outbound WebSocket to the relay and everything travels over that connection, so the machine stays behind its router with no inbound access and no tunnel software.

Q: How dangerous is this?

It lets a remote agent run commands and edit files on your computer, so deploy it with the care you would give an exposed SSH port. The CLI only allows read-only tools by default; anything that writes or executes waits for your approval in the browser.

Q: Which agent does it drive?

Claude Code, via the Claude Agent SDK embedded in the device CLI. Claude Code must already be installed and signed in on that machine; agents does not handle model credentials.

An open-source console for the coding agents already running on your computers. From a phone you can see every session on every machine, answer the agent when it asks something, approve or reject the commands it wants to run, start new tasks, and open a machine's dev server in your browser. Your code never leaves the machine it lives on, and the relay in the middle is a Cloudflare Worker you deploy yourself.

Get it on GitHub Open the console

MIT licensed · self-hosted · no account, no service in the middle

What you can do with it

See everything at once: One board for all machines and all sessions: running, waiting for you, finished, failed — without opening a laptop.
Approve tool calls remotely: When the agent wants to run a command or edit a file, a card appears on your phone with the exact command. Allow or deny; the session continues either way.
Dispatch new work: Pick a machine, pick a project directory, describe the task — by typing or by dictation.
Look at the result: Proxy a dev server running on the device (localhost:5173 and friends) straight into your phone browser.
Pick up where it stopped: History lives in the relay, so a session can be replayed at any time and resumes with its context after the CLI restarts.
Install it like an app: A PWA: add to the home screen on iOS or Android, light and dark themes, English and Chinese.

How it works

Three parts, one connection each. Nothing listens for inbound traffic on your machines, so there is no tunnel, no VPN and no port forwarding to maintain.

phone / any browser ──WSS──► Cloudflare Worker + Durable Object ──WSS(outbound)──► one CLI per machine
                             hosts the console, routes                            embeds the Claude Agent SDK
                             messages, keeps history

Deploy the relay. A Cloudflare Worker with a single Durable Object. It serves this page, serves the console, routes messages and stores session history. Set one secret, AGENTS_KEY, and that is the whole authentication model.
Connect each machine. Run the CLI once per computer. It dials out to the relay and stays connected; install it as a background service if you want it to survive reboots.
Open the relay URL on your phone and enter the key once. Add it to the home screen to use it like a native app.

# 1. relay (once)
pnpm install && cd apps/relay-cf
npx wrangler login
pnpm deploy
npx wrangler secret put AGENTS_KEY

# 2. every machine you want to reach
pnpm --filter agents-cli start

What you need

Node.js 23 or newer on each machine you want to reach.
A Cloudflare account — the free plan covers personal use.
Claude Code installed and signed in on those machines; agents drives it, it does not replace it.
A browser. The console is built for a phone but works anywhere.

What it deliberately is not

Not multi-user. One shared key is the whole identity model. That is what keeps setup at one command per machine; if you need per-user accounts, this is the wrong tool.
Not a hosted service. There is no agents.com to sign up for. You deploy the relay into your own Cloudflare account and hold the key.
Not safe to expose carelessly. It can run commands on your computer. Treat it like an exposed SSH port: strong key, and read SECURITY.md before deploying.

Questions

Does my machine need a public IP, an open port or a VPN?

No. The CLI opens an outbound WebSocket to the relay and everything travels over that connection, so the machine stays behind its router with nothing listening and no tunnel software to install.

Where does my code live?

On your machine — that is where the agent runs. The relay carries the conversation: your prompts, the agent's messages, tool names and their output, plus the history that lets a phone replay a session. The relay is your own Cloudflare Worker, not a service someone else operates.

Is it multi-user?

No, on purpose. Authentication is a single shared key that also serves as the identity. Anyone holding it sees every machine and every session.

How dangerous is this?

It lets a remote agent run commands and change files on your computer. Deploy it with the care you would give an exposed SSH port. The CLI allows only read-only tools by default; anything that writes or executes waits for your approval in the browser.

Which agent does it drive?

Claude Code, through the Claude Agent SDK embedded in the device CLI. Claude Code has to be installed and signed in on that machine already — agents never handles model credentials.

What does it cost?

The software is MIT-licensed and free. The relay fits in Cloudflare's free plan for personal use. Agent usage is billed through whatever Claude Code plan you already have.