Your AI agents belong in tmux

Keep Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode in real terminal sessions. The headless daemon handles schedules, agent state, and remote connections, even with the desktop app closed.

tmux

iOS

Android

macOS

Windows

Mac

Install tmux & daemon

ClawTab on
your phone.

Follow your agents on iPhone. Rotate for a session list beside the live shell, zoom in, and copy terminal output. Answer questions and keep work moving while you’re away from your desk.

Explore the mobile app

A 20-second look at the iOS app: browse agents, rotate to landscape, expand the view, and send a message.

Your laptop. Your server.
The same workspace.

Run agents on your Mac or a paired Linux host. ClawTab brings their sessions together so you can attach from mobile, web, or desktop. The agent keeps running on the machine where you started it.

See local and remote agents in one place
Open live terminals and answer agent questions
Start work on the machine you choose

Explore remote machines Open web app

ClawTab in dark mode showing running and scheduled sample jobs on a Linux host alongside a local Mac job — Sample jobs on local and remote machines. The mobile view shows both paired hosts.

Mobile ClawTab Remote machine picker showing tgs-k3s on Linux and tonis on macOS, both online — Sample jobs on local and remote machines. The mobile view shows both paired hosts.

Install ClawTab

Choose your platform. Local tools are free and open source; hosted Remote is optional.

Desktop app + daemon + terminal tools

macOS via Homebrew

Install the desktop app, headless daemon, cwtctl, and cwttui. Agents also need tmux and the provider CLI you want to run.

brew install --cask tonisives/tap/clawtab

Keep the daemon running

Install the launchd service once to keep schedules and Remote available when the desktop app is closed.

cwtctl daemon install
cwtctl daemon status

tmux and daemon guide · Setup and source builds

Daemon + remote host / x86_64 + ARM64

Run agents on Linux

Use ClawTab locally from your terminal, or pair the machine for Remote access. Both use the same package: clawtab-daemon, cwtctl, and agent hooks. Requires glibc 2.35+, systemd, tmux, Git, and Python 3. Use Ubuntu 22.04+ or Debian 12+.

Download x86_64 Download ARM64

Download the matching SHA-256 file from the same release. For x86_64:

sha256sum --check clawtab-linux-x86_64.tar.gz.sha256
mkdir -p clawtab-linux
tar -xzf clawtab-linux-x86_64.tar.gz -C clawtab-linux
sh clawtab-linux/install.sh
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"

For ARM64, use the aarch64 archive and checksum. Add ~/.local/bin to your shell’s PATH. Install and authenticate the coding tools you want to run on this machine.

1. Local daemon

Keep schedules, agent discovery, and question detection running in the background. Manage jobs through cwtctl and use tmux for your terminals. Local use is free and requires no ClawTab account.

cwtctl daemon install
cwtctl daemon ping
cwtctl jobs list

The systemd user service starts on login. To keep it running after logout and start it at boot, run loginctl enable-linger "$USER". Your system may require administrator authorization.

tmux and daemon guide · CLI reference

2. Remote agent host

Pair this Linux machine to control its agents from the macOS desktop app, iPhone, or web app. Remote uses the same daemon and adds a connection to the relay.

cwtctl setup --name build-host --linger
cwtctl daemon ping

Approve the setup code in Machines → Add machine on desktop or mobile. Setup pairs the host and enables its service; --linger keeps it available after logout. Hosted Remote is $4.99/month, or you can run your own relay.

How remote machines work · Full setup guide