What it does

Wolfpack runs on your own machines and keeps coding agent and shell terminals alive in a Rust PTY broker, so closing the browser or restarting the web server does not end a session. You open a dashboard from a desktop browser or install the phone PWA to see which agents are waiting for input, open a live terminal and respond. Built-in provider choices are Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor and Pi, with a shell as the fallback and custom commands on PATH also supported. It connects directly over a private Tailscale network with no Wolfpack-hosted relay or account, and a multi-machine dashboard shows sessions from verified peers. You install it with a curl script, bunx or npx, and a CLI can create sessions and spawn child agents. The project warns that it gives browser users shell-level control over configured projects, so it should be kept on a trusted Tailnet.

Capabilities

Persistent agent and shell terminals that survive closing the browser
Phone PWA with live terminals and optional notifications
Needs-input states to spot agents waiting for you
Built-in support for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor and Pi
Multi-machine dashboard over Tailscale
CLI for creating sessions and spawning child agents

When to use it

You run coding agents on a remote or home machine and want to check on them from your phone
You want agent terminals to keep running when you close the browser
You manage agents across several machines on one Tailnet