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Command every coding agent from one browser.

ftown streams Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok, Pi, Kimi Code, opencode, and shells from any machine to your desktop or phone — no SSH, no port forwarding. Self-hosted, on the subscriptions you already pay for. Terminals stay local or P2P whenever possible, and scheduled loops keep agents firing on a cron even when nobody's watching.

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agent CLIs supported

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parallel sessions

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self-hosted

MIT

open source

Centrifugo

control · signaling · fallback

WebSocket

Browser

Next.js

WebRTC P2P

Bridge

agents · PTY

terminal I/O — direct on localhost/LAN, Centrifugo relay when remote

Every session tries the ladder, in order

Local

Loopback WebSocket, plain TCP — survives VPNs and endpoint filters like Cloudflare WARP that block UDP/WebRTC. Data never leaves the machine.

P2P

WebRTC DataChannel over LAN or localhost, STUN only. Data stays on your network.

Cloud

Centrifugo relay — the reliable fallback used only when both direct rungs fail.

While on Cloud, the browser keeps retrying Local and P2P in the background and seamlessly flips a live session back up the ladder with a full screen resync — no reload.

Three steps, no SSH

Run the bridge

Start ftown-bridge on any machine — laptop, server, or VM. It installs the CLI and registers itself with your dashboard.

Open your browser

Sign in to the ftown UI from desktop or phone. Every bridge and its agent sessions show up live — no SSH, no port forwarding.

Orchestrate the swarm

Spawn Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok, Pi, Kimi Code, opencode, or a shell. Run them in parallel, organize agent trees, and drive them all from anywhere.

Capabilities

Multi-agent orchestration

Run seven coding-agent CLIs plus raw shells as full interactive TUIs. Build parent/child teams, move sessions between groups, and coordinate them through durable mail.

Real-time terminal streaming

PTY output flows directly to your browser over WebRTC when you're on the same machine or network, with scrollback replay, resize sync, and mobile-friendly controls.

Multi-bridge & multi-session

Connect many machines with ftown-bridge. Run parallel agent sessions and organize them from one dashboard.

Resume where you left off

Pick up native Claude, Cursor, Codex, and Pi sessions; Kimi Code continues by workspace when a bridge restarts.

Live activity & token usage

See agent activity, tool events, models, and token usage while sessions are running—not only after they stop.

Access anywhere

Mobile-optimized layout, PWA install, and connection diagnostics — manage agents from phone or desktop.

Self-hosted & private

Your stack: Next.js UI, Centrifugo for sessions and signaling, PostgreSQL auth, and bridges on your own hardware or cloud.

Terminal data stays on your network

On localhost or LAN, terminal I/O pairs peer-to-peer and never touches the cloud. Centrifugo only relays it while a remote viewer is actively watching.

Scheduled loops

Cron for agents — fire a harness on an interval or cron schedule with preflight/postflight guardrails. Every run is a full session you can watch live or scroll back through.

Scheduled loops

Cron for agents

Replace "keep an agent awake and polling" hacks with a first-class schedule. Fire a loop on an interval (every 5m) or cron with a timezone, pick the harness — including Pi, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok, Kimi Code, opencode, or shell — plus workdir and model. Every fire spawns a full session grouped under the loop: watch it live, scroll back, or take over.

PreflightMax runtimeOverlap guardRetention

Per-loop controls

Pause / resume, manual fire
Live edits
Run history with status dots
Postflight hook on completion

Desktop

Built by developers tired of SSH-ing into boxes to babysit agents.

Start your swarm

Self-host it free, or try the hosted version while it's open. Drive your agents from any browser in minutes.

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