Projects, not tabs
Every folder gets a color, its own terminals and a ±N chip for uncommitted work. Close the browser; the shells keep running.
Windows · Linux · Free and open source
Real shells grouped by project, in split or floating panes that survive restarts, with your AI coding agents working side by side. In the browser, on your own machine.
The tour
Every folder gets a color, its own terminals and a ±N chip for uncommitted work. Close the browser; the shells keep running.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Devin and more get an AI chip with the model and how full the context window is.
Only when an agent asks something: an amber chip, a chime, and a toast or desktop notification.
Task, next step, facts, decisions and recent activity per project. A new agent runs sd context and continues.
Everything else
Changed files with diffs, the full commit graph, one-click checkout.
CtrlShiftP for every command.
Type ?, ask a question, get one command for your shell.
CPU, RAM and GPU per terminal, with agents and ports.
One box over all output. Clickable paths open in VS Code or the built-in editor.
Cron jobs in a project folder, with logs.
A board with due dates, reminders and Send to agent.
Markdown notes. Agents add with sd notes.
Saved commands, and every command with exit code and duration.
cliamp channels in the top bar, streamed by your browser.
SSH machines and RDP desktops next to your local shells.
Agents as a team
Each terminal has a name. From inside one, an agent can list the others, read their screens, type into them, spawn a sub-agent in a new pane or hand off work and get told when it's done. shelldeck installs a skill so agents know these commands.
Anywhere
A Cloudflare tunnel with a one-use link, valid for 10 minutes. The device waits until you allow it, after matching a 4-digit code.


End-to-end encrypted with X25519 and AES-256-GCM, so Cloudflare and your Wi-Fi only see ciphertext.
Projects in a sidebar, up to four tiled terminals beside it.
A password is mandatory. Devices lists every signed-in browser and signs them out.
Then run sd. Needs Windows 10 1809+ or Linux x64, and a modern browser.