Work trapped on one machine
Terminal sessions die when you close the lid. SSH helps, but context gets lost the moment you switch devices.
Control terminal sessions, coding agents, scheduled tasks, approvals, and activity from one seamless workspace. Run sessions locally. Supervise from anywhere.
Free to start. Connect your first workspace, run terminal sessions, and try Muxloom across devices. No credit card required.
01 · desktop session
02 · mobile approval
Developers are running coding agents, terminal CLIs, scripts, background tasks, and remote sessions across too many places.
Muxloom brings the workflow into one cockpit — observable, cross-device, local-first, and built around human approval for the things that matter.
// one workspace. every device. human in the loop.
Terminal sessions die when you close the lid. SSH helps, but context gets lost the moment you switch devices.
You start a coding agent and hope for the best. No shared timeline, no pause point, no durable trail of what happened.
Force pushes, destructive deletes, package installs, deploys, and secret reads need a human gate before they run.
Checking a long-running job from your phone should not require fragile tunnels, awkward keyboards, and half-loaded dashboards.
A teammate should be able to see what the agent did, why it did it, and which actions were approved.
Install the local runner on a machine, server, or development environment. Muxloom links it to the console while keeping terminal execution local-first.
Start a build on desktop, check the output from mobile, and resume later without losing scrollback, history, or context.
Bring Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, shell scripts, or custom agents into one observable cockpit without pretending one model owns the workflow.
Muxloom pauses high-risk commands and asks for approval on the device closest to you, with enough context to decide.
Every run, agent action, approval, artifact, and schedule outcome becomes searchable activity and usable product telemetry.
Persistent terminal sessions that survive reconnects, device switches, and app sleeps.
Start, steer, pause, and review coding agents from one workspace instead of scattered terminal windows.
Require confirmation before destructive commands, deploys, force pushes, package installs, and sensitive reads.
See commands, decisions, diffs, output, approvals, and task outcomes in a clean chronological feed.
Run recurring checks, maintenance scripts, reports, dependency updates, and agent workflows.
Track session health, task outcomes, agent velocity, approval volume, failures, and reconnect behavior.
Check on agents, approve actions, and resume sessions from your phone without making mobile feel like a tiny desktop.
Use a browser/PWA console to reach local or private environments while keeping execution inspectable and close to the machine.
Let agents work while you retain visibility, pause controls, steering prompts, and a full activity trail.
Run recurring tests, dependency checks, reports, cleanup jobs, and guided agent workflows on a schedule.
Give teams a shared view into AI-assisted development activity across sessions, agents, tasks, and workspaces.
Require approval gates for production-impacting or destructive actions before any agent or script can proceed.
Try Muxloom with your first workspace and core terminal workflows for free. Upgrade later for team controls, longer history, advanced guardrails, analytics, hosted infrastructure, and enterprise security.
Risky work pauses. Destructive operations wait. The human decides what runs and what does not.
The runner starts close to the terminal. Cloud sync becomes an option, not the default requirement.
Block, allow, or require approval by command pattern, tool, workspace, file path, and action type.
Sessions, agent actions, approvals, artifacts, and scheduled task outcomes are reviewable and exportable.
Owners, members, and roles make sensitive actions permissioned instead of implied by terminal access.
The foundation supports future SSO, retention controls, export policy, team rules, and hosted runners.
Local API, CLI, JSON storage, models, services, guardrails, analytics, docs, and tests.
Tailwind Vercel landing site and product narrative for the cross-device console.
xterm.js console shell, WebSocket PTY bridge, reconnect path, and performance harness.
Explain, suggest, draft, and guard modes layered beside real terminal sessions.
// connect your first workspace and begin the terminal POC path