ueagentStart the desktop workspace
Install Node.js, Rust, and Tauri system dependencies. Run npm ci in the repository, then npm run desktop. Add a local project directory, create a session, and choose an installed CLI.
Guide / Get started
Connect a project. Start your next task.
Install and sign in to the agent CLI you want to use, then start ueagent. Native CLIs manage their own model accounts and authentication.
DESKTOP / LOCAL FIRST
Run the desktop app from source
Install and sign in to your preferred CLI first. Desktop development needs Node.js 22/24, Rust, and Tauri system dependencies. The web service needs Go 1.24+.
Run from the root of this repository
npm ci npm run desktop
Guide / Get started
Connect every step of your workflow.
Deploy the web service
Install Go, then run npm run build and npm run server. The default address is http://127.0.0.1:8787. Initial administrator credentials are saved to server-data/bootstrap-admin.txt. Change the password after signing in.
Pair your computer and phone
Open Accounts & devices in the desktop app, enter the service address, and pair your computer. Explicitly enable remote management. Open /app on your phone and sign in with the same account. Public deployments need HTTPS and AGENT_DOCK_ORIGIN.
Create a team workspace
Open /team to create a team, invite members, set project access, and assign tasks. When sharing a local session, the operator chooses the output sharing policy and control permissions.
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