Open source · Windows · macOS · Linux
tlbx.ai
Your AI work, wherever your machines are.
Run Codex, Claude Code, Grok Build, OpenCode, Copilot CLI—or all of them. Keep their terminals, files and browser workspaces alive on your machines and steer them from any browser.
No SSH client. No terminal state trapped on the device in your hand.
Distance stops mattering
Your machines become tabs.
Your workstation at home, a laptop on your desk, a Linux box elsewhere: each keeps doing the work. tlbx gives you one browser-native control surface across them.
Built around the agents
One agent or ten. Still legible.
Persistent PTYs survive browser disconnects. Session status, Git state, attention signals, prompt history and pasted images stay attached to the session where they belong.
215 documented features →
The browser is part of the loop
Code, inspect, steer, repeat.
Agents can work through tlbx’s CLI-visible control surface while you keep the terminal, repository, files and live browser beside each other. Image paste works like normal paste.
How it fits together →
Not just agents
Any shell. Any terminal app.
tlbx is a general terminal first. Run pwsh, bash or zsh on Windows, macOS and Linux hosts—and any program that speaks to a real PTY: btop, vim, lazygit, database shells, build watchers. Split sessions into tmux-style pane layouts and keep them all in one browser tab.
See the terminal features →Desktop · tablet · phone
Steer from the browser you already have.
The same sessions open in a mobile browser—soft-keyboard aware, touch scrolling, and screenshot paste from your camera roll. Check a long-running agent, tail a log, or restart a server from your phone, then pick it back up at your desk. Nothing to install on the device in your hand.
Self-hosted by default
Your processes run on your machines.
Use it on a trusted LAN or add a simple point-to-point VPN such as Tailscale for private access across locations. tlbx adds the browser workspace; it does not move your agent runtime into someone else’s cloud.