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@codedeck/codedeck

v2026.3.143

Published

Open-source remote command center for AI coding agents — control Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode from browser and mobile

Readme

Codedeck

An open-source remote command center for AI coding agents. Control Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and other agent CLIs from anywhere — your browser, your phone, on the train, at dinner — without SSH.

Why Codedeck?

Your agents run locally in tmux on your machine — fully compliant, human-supervised, no API key tricks. Codedeck gives you a real-time remote interface to monitor, interact with, and manage them with a customizable UI purpose-built for coding workflows.

Chat platforms like Telegram and Discord are terrible for this: 4096-char message limits, no syntax highlighting, no diff views, no session management, rate-throttled bot APIs, and zero UI customizability. Codedeck replaces all of that with an interface you actually control.

Features

  • Remote access from anywhere — Web + mobile app with push notifications. No SSH, no VPN. Control your agents from any device, anytime.
  • Multiple view modes — Switch between raw terminal (native agent CLI experience) and chat mode (structured conversation UI). Your choice.
  • Multi-server, multi-session — Manage agents across multiple machines from a single dashboard. See all session statuses at a glance.
  • Real-time streaming — Live terminal output, session state indicators, instant message delivery. No message length limits, no rate throttling.
  • Customizable & open source — MIT licensed. The UI is fully yours to modify — syntax-highlighted diffs, collapsible sections, approval flows, whatever you need. Fork it, extend it, self-host it.
  • Cross-session communication — Sessions can talk to each other. Run multi-agent workflows with real-time visibility into what each agent is doing.
  • Custom scripts — User-defined scripts triggered by session events (agent idle, task complete, error detected).

Architecture

You (browser / mobile)
        ↓ WebSocket
Server (self-hosted or cloud)
        ↓ WebSocket
Daemon (your machine, manages tmux)
        ↓ tmux
AI Agents (Claude Code / Codex / Gemini CLI / OpenCode)

The daemon runs on your dev machine and manages agent sessions through tmux. The server relays WebSocket connections between your devices and the daemon. Everything stays under your control.

Install

npm install -g @codedeck/codedeck

Quick Start

# Bind this machine to your Codedeck server
codedeck bind https://your-server.com/bind/<api-key>

# Check status
codedeck status

# Or start the daemon manually
codedeck start

Once bound, the daemon starts automatically on login and your machine appears in the web UI.

Requirements

Roadmap

  • GitHub & GitLab issue sync — Pull issues directly, auto-generate implementation plans
  • Multi-agent workflows — Agents discuss plans, implement, review each other's code, and push — with human approval gates
  • File upload & browsing — Upload files to sessions, browse project files remotely
  • Remote web preview — Preview dev server output directly from the UI without port forwarding
  • Diff & code review UI — Inline diff viewer with approve/reject flows
  • Session templates — Save multi-agent setups and replay them one-click
  • Cost tracking — Per-session, per-project token usage dashboard
  • Session recording & replay — Review past sessions for debugging or knowledge sharing
  • Persistent cross-session memory — Project knowledge and architecture decisions survive across sessions

License

MIT

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