AI Code Desk
A browser terminal for driving coding agents on your own machines — and for reading a session as a list of steps instead of a redrawn screen.
Overview
Coding agents run on a machine, but the person supervising them is often somewhere else, holding a phone.
AI Code Desk puts those sessions in a browser. Each machine runs its own terminal host; the web app connects to several of them at once. The part that matters is how a session is displayed: instead of mirroring a terminal that constantly repaints itself, it reads the session as an ordered list of steps, which is legible on a small screen.
It is used daily to run this studio's own work, and the source is now public on GitHub. One caveat if you self-host it: the machine-to-machine channel currently assumes a trusted network.
Key features
What it does
- 01
Many machines, one browser
Each machine runs a terminal host; the web app connects to all of them.
- 02
Sessions as steps
An agent session reads as an ordered list rather than a repainting screen.
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Usable from a phone
Built for supervising a long run while away from the desk.
Screenshots
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