ueagentProjects and native terminals
Create project sessions with real PTYs and xterm terminals. Search output, export buffers, archive sessions, and isolate work with Git worktrees. The desktop app runs local commands; the browser demo uses sample output.
Features / Native CLI workflow
From one session to a complete workflow.
Built around real CLIs. Let the workspace handle organization, recovery, and collaboration while your computer handles execution and CLI authentication.
Features / Native CLI workflow
Connect every step of your workflow.
Task handoffs and recovery
Save goals, subtasks, completed work, and next steps. Checkpoints record output and handoff notes. Handoff checks inspect directories, branches, commits, and changed files. Recovery does not roll back code or automatically submit commands.
Accounts and remote access
Pair multiple computers with one account. Use your phone or browser to view workspaces, start sessions, and read logs. Acquire control before sending input. Run IDs, revision checks, and short-lived leases help reject stale operations.
Teams and administration
Invite members, set project permissions, assign tasks, and share prompts, revisions, and templates. Operators decide which output to share and who may control a session. Administrators manage accounts, devices, logins, and audit records.
Common questions
A few things before you start.
Can the website run commands on my computer?
The demo uses sample output. Real execution requires the desktop app. Remote access needs a paired computer with remote management enabled; that computer runs the commands.
Can I hand work from Codex to Claude Code?
Save a structured handoff and terminal context, stop the old session, then switch agents and review the handoff. This does not convert private model conversations or automatically send a task.
Does the account service store my project code?
Project files stay on the execution computer. The account service stores account, device, and team metadata and forwards authorized requests. Shared prompts, comments, and templates live on the server; the operator chooses which output to share.
Give your next task a clear place to start