Caffold · self-hosted on your Mac or Linux machine
One workspace for your coding agents, on every screen.¶
Run Codex, Claude Code, Grok, and Antigravity on your own Mac or Linux machine. Start Tasks, follow their work, and send the next instruction from a desktop, foldable, tablet, or phone.
Apple silicon · macOS 14+ · Linux x86_64 and aarch64 · Apache 2.0


The same Task, ready for the next instruction. Foldable and phone.
Your own machine does the work. Every screen opens it.¶
Your environment, your data¶
Run agents beside your repositories and credentials on your own machine. Caffold stores its data there; each agent keeps its own history. Where data goes.
Pick up where you left off¶
Open the same Tasks through your private Tailscale address. Work keeps running when you close the window.
Keyboard, touch, or voice¶
Use the keyboard, tap the same controls, or dictate your next prompt.
A closer look at your workspace¶
More ways to make it yours¶
Your agents, your settings¶
Use your installed CLIs with their own sign-in, models, and approval modes. Continue a Task's work with another agent in the same worktree.
Context for the next step¶
Attach files and screenshots by choosing, pasting, or dropping them. Follow progress in a Plan and Checklist.
Control as work happens¶
Steer a running turn or stop it. Let Ask Jev first handle routine approvals under your rules, and get notified when attention is needed.
Git and GitHub in reach¶
Compare refs and browse commits, read Issues and Pull Requests, or start a Task from one.
Room for parallel work¶
Use worktrees for separate changes, fork a conversation to try another direction, and archive finished Tasks.
A shell in your workspace¶
Open a terminal for a Task or Section. It runs on your machine and stays available from the same workspace.
Start with one Task. Install Caffold, connect your agents, and give it some work. Or read how Caffold works.