# tlbx

> An open-source Agentic Development Environment (ADE) and web terminal. Run coding agents, review Git changes and test apps in a browser on your own machines.

tlbx runs development tools and agents on machines operated by the user. Model providers retain their own authentication, pricing and data policies. The linked pages provide server-rendered HTML readable without JavaScript, including versioned product facts, agent protocol tables and text walkthroughs.

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## Guides
- [tlbx — ADE & web terminal for coding agents](https://tlbx.ai/): An open-source Agentic Development Environment (ADE) and web terminal. Run coding agents, review Git changes and test apps in a browser on your own machines.
- [ACP client for coding agents — tlbx Agent Controller](https://tlbx.ai/agent-controller): Use tlbx as a browser ACP client for the Agent Client Protocol. Inspect coding-agent tool calls, diffs and approvals alongside native agent integrations.
- [ADE: Agentic Development Environment and agent workflow — tlbx](https://tlbx.ai/agentic-development-environment): What is an ADE? A practical Agentic Development Environment guide: coding-agent workflow, IDE and SDK differences, ACP, and tlbx compared with T3 Code.
- [Architecture — tlbx.ai](https://tlbx.ai/architecture): How tlbx connects your browser to terminals, coding agents, files and apps running on your own machine.
- [Run Codex from your phone on your own machine — tlbx](https://tlbx.ai/codex-from-phone): Reconnect to a Codex CLI session from a phone browser while the terminal, repository, credentials and agent runtime continue on your own workstation.
- [Web terminal for Codex, Claude Code and coding agents — tlbx](https://tlbx.ai/coding-agent-web-terminal): Run Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode and other terminal-native coding agents in a self-hosted browser workspace while their CLIs, credentials and repositories stay on your machine.
- [Coding-agent workflows: web terminals, ACP and app review — tlbx](https://tlbx.ai/coding-agent-workflows): Two recorded tlbx workflows with text walkthroughs: separate Codex and Claude Code terminals, then structured agent conversations, Git review and app checks.
- [ADE and web terminal features — tlbx.ai](https://tlbx.ai/features): Explore tlbx features: persistent terminals, coding agents, files, Git changes, app previews, mobile access and automation.
- [Install tlbx ADE and web terminal — Windows, macOS, Linux](https://tlbx.ai/install): Install tlbx on Windows, macOS or Linux and open your persistent AI agent workspace in a browser.
- [Run multiple coding agents in one browser — tlbx](https://tlbx.ai/multi-agent-coding): Follow several coding agents, builds and tests from one browser. Give each agent a session and checkout, review changes and test the running app.
- [Reach persistent coding agents from any browser — tlbx](https://tlbx.ai/remote-coding-agents): Keep coding agents running on your workstation and reconnect from a desktop, tablet or phone browser through a private network. No cloud-hosted agent runtime required.
- [Security & release integrity — tlbx.ai](https://tlbx.ai/security): Report tlbx vulnerabilities privately, review supported release lines, and verify native releases, SPDX SBOMs and GitHub attestations.
- [Self-hosted web terminal for Windows, macOS and Linux — tlbx](https://tlbx.ai/self-hosted-web-terminal): Install an open-source, self-hosted web terminal with persistent native PTYs on Windows, macOS or Linux. Compare tlbx with ttyd, WeTTY, Cockpit and tmux.
- [tlbx vs T3 Code: ADE, web terminal and ACP workflows](https://tlbx.ai/t3code-alternative): Compare tlbx and T3 Code for coding-agent work: persistent web terminals, structured ACP sessions, review tools, remote access and open-source licenses.
- [Use cases — tlbx.ai](https://tlbx.ai/use-cases): Explore agentic development with tlbx: direct coding agents, review changes, test apps and continue from another device. Start with the ADE guide.

## Optional
- [Imprint / Impressum — tlbx.ai](https://tlbx.ai/impressum): Provider identification and contact details for the tlbx.ai website.
- [Privacy / Datenschutz — tlbx.ai](https://tlbx.ai/privacy): How tlbx.ai handles server logs, hosting data, possible necessary security storage and privacy rights.
- [Site terms / Nutzungshinweise — tlbx.ai](https://tlbx.ai/tos): Terms for using the tlbx.ai informational website and its links to open-source software.
- [Source and releases](https://github.com/tlbx-ai/tlbx): The tlbx AGPL-3.0 repository and versioned release history.
- [VoiceAssistant for .NET](https://voice.tlbx.ai/): Related realtime voice library; a separate product.
- [Inference for .NET](https://inference.tlbx.ai/): Related provider client library; a separate product.