For Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity CLI
Run your coding agents on your own machines and steer every one of them from a single desktop app. Read them as a formatted chat, keep the terminal one click away, share your AI accounts across hosts – and answer them from your phone when you step away.
Free for the desktop. Every new account starts with a 14-day Pro trial, no card required. Cockpit is in an invite-only pilot: an account needs an invitation – ask for one.
Works with the agent CLIs you already use
Why Cockpit
Cockpit adds the control room that plain terminals are missing – without replacing the agents you trust.
Five terminals, three SSH sessions and no idea which agent is waiting for you.
One session browser shows every host, tmux session and agent with its state: working, waiting for input or idle. Jump into any of them in one click.
A dropped connection or a closed laptop used to mean a lost agent.
Agents live in tmux on the host. They keep working when your laptop sleeps, the Wi-Fi drops or the app restarts – and Cockpit picks up exactly where you left.
Thousands of lines of terminal scrollback to find one answer.
Read each agent as a formatted chat with Markdown, collapsed tool calls, images and token usage. The real terminal is always one click away.
Features
From the first SSH connection to a push notification on your phone.
Hosts, sessions, windows and panes with the detected agent and its live state.
Markdown, tool calls, images and attachments. Your answer goes into the real terminal.
Tile several chats and terminals in one window and save the layout for later.
SSH, your own machine or WSL2. Cockpit installs tmux, agent CLIs, hooks and the proxy.
Sign in once. Hosts get short-lived tokens, and a limit on one account moves on to the next.
Your sessions in any browser and on your phone, with push notifications when an agent waits.
Run agents by hand or on a schedule; with Pro also from a webhook or a Jira task.
Invite a teammate into one project – without sharing your hosts or your accounts.
How it works
Install the desktop app for Windows, macOS or Linux and sign in with your Google account.
A Linux server over SSH, your own computer or WSL2. Cockpit prepares it and asks only
before steps that need sudo.
Pick a folder and an agent. It runs in tmux on the host, and you work with it as a chat – on the desktop and, with Pro, on your phone.
Your machines, your accounts
Agents, code and model traffic stay where they belong. Cockpit adds the view and the controls on top.
model traffic agent CLI → cockpit-proxy on your host → your AI provider desktop → SSH → your host phone, browser → cockpitai.dev ← outgoing relay ← your host
Agents run on your own servers and computers. The desktop connects over SSH; Cockpit Web reaches them through an outgoing relay from the host, with no open ports.
Cockpit never calls an LLM itself. You use your own subscriptions, API keys or local models; requests go from your host straight to your provider.
Your vault is end-to-end encrypted, and hosts receive only short-lived access tokens for your AI accounts.
The app installs an update only when it carries Cockpit's release signature.
Pricing
€0 forever
The full desktop app for one developer getting started.
Prices in your currency on the pricing page
Everything in Free, without limits, on every device.
Cancel anytime. Money back within 14 days of your first payment.
Download
Install it once; it updates itself with one click.
Windows 10 and 11, x64. Local agents run in WSL2.
Recommended for this computer
Apple Silicon (M-series), macOS 13 or later. Agents can run on your Mac or on a server.
Recommended for this computer
x64. Debian/Ubuntu package or AppImage; both update themselves.
Recommended for this computer
Cockpit is in an invite-only pilot: the app is available to invited users. Request an invitation
FAQ
Neither. Cockpit is the control room for the agents you already use – Claude Code, Codex CLI and Antigravity CLI. It installs and starts them on your hosts, shows them as chats and never calls an LLM itself.
No. Agents can run on your own computer (on Windows inside WSL2). A Linux server over SSH lets them keep working while your laptop is closed.
Claude Pro and Max, ChatGPT for Codex, Gemini API keys and Google accounts for Antigravity CLI, and local model endpoints such as Ollama, vLLM or LiteLLM. You keep your subscriptions; Cockpit does not resell model usage.
Yes. Cockpit Web at cockpitai.dev/app works in any modern browser and can be installed like an app, with push notifications. It is part of Pro and of the 14-day trial.
Anytime, in the customer portal. Pro stays active until the end of the paid period, and within 14 days of your first payment you can get your money back.
Cockpit is made by Mandos s.r.o., a software company in Brno, Czech Republic, under the trade name CockpitAI. Orders are processed by Paddle.com, our merchant of record.
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