WOLFPACK Install →
PRIVATE CONTROL ROOM FOR CODING AGENTS

Your agents.
Your machines.
Your tailnet.

Wolfpack keeps long-running Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and shell sessions within reach—from your laptop, your workstation, or your phone.

Install Wolfpack ↗Join the pack →
$ curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/.../install.sh | bash
wolfpack / sessions LIVE
Wolfpack session dashboard showing connected coding agent sessions
● tailnet connected 3 machines
BUILT FOR THE MOMENT BETWEEN MACHINES
NO ACCOUNT · NO HOSTED RELAY · MIT LICENSE
01 / THE WORKFLOW

Start here.
Finish anywhere.

Wolfpack is the missing control layer between your agents and the machines they run on.

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Run it where the work is

Install beside your existing tools. Your projects, credentials, terminals, and agents stay on your machine.

02
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Connect over your tailnet

Tailscale gives your machines a private route. No Wolfpack account. No Wolfpack-hosted relay or prompt upload service.

03
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Take the session with you

Open the PWA from another machine or your phone. Read output, send input, and keep the loop moving.

your phonelaptopworkstationW
02 / YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE

Private by
construction.

Wolfpack is self-hosted software for machines you control. Remote access normally travels through your Tailscale network—not through us.

  • Direct connectionsUse your tailnet as the trust boundary.
  • Persistent PTY sessionsKeep agents alive through tabs, drops, and context switches.
  • Auditable surfaceOpen source, local config, explicit service lifecycle.
Read the security model ↗
03 / THE CONTROL ROOM

Less SSH juggling.
More momentum.

See every session, project, and machine at a glance. Jump into the terminal when the agent needs you.

Wolfpack terminal view with a persistent agent session
LIVE TERMINAL / MACHINE: DEV-01
READY FOR YOUR STACK

Bring the agents
you already use.

Claude CodeCodex CLIGemini CLIShellCustom wrappers
THE FIRST REMOTE SESSION

Put the pack
to work.

Install in minutes. Scan the QR code. Pick up the session from wherever the next thought happens.

Get started on GitHub ↗Become a tester →