› Build the new product website and verify it.
Working in agentsrider-website
● Reading product source
● Implementing responsive UI
✓ Production build passed
›
One persistent browser workspace for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Agy, Devin, and the custom agents you already run.
› Build the new product website and verify it.
Working in agentsrider-website
● Reading product source
● Implementing responsive UI
✓ Production build passed
›
Keep native agent terminals, projects, files, and tools in one visual workspace—without handing your workflow to another hosted dashboard.
Every conversation runs in a tmux-backed terminal. Refresh, reconnect, or close the browser—your agents keep their place.
Switch between focused, split, grid, and master-stack views. Put every agent and tool where your brain expects it.
Agent Rider stores its own workspace state on the Linux host you control. No bundled model, subscription, or external database.
Run Claude Code, Codex CLI, Agy, Devin, or any custom shell command. Each keeps its native terminal interface and provider.
Pick an agent, assign a project folder, and launch its native CLI in a persistent card.
Arrange agents side by side, use the file browser, and keep a local terminal close at hand.
Reconnect to the same tmux-backed sessions and local workspace state when you are ready.
Install Agent Rider Solo on a Linux workstation, remote server, or cloud VM. The release includes the Rust server and prebuilt web UI.
curl -fsSL https://github.com/Agent-Navigator/agent-rider-solo/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh
✓ Detecting Linux architecture
✓ Verifying release checksum
✓ Starting Agent Rider
Ready at http://127.0.0.1:5173
Agent Rider keeps the browser workspace simple and your agent choices open.
No. Agent Rider gives your existing terminal agent CLIs a visual, persistent workspace. Each CLI keeps its own provider, authentication, subscription, and privacy policy.
Agent Rider stores conversations, layouts, app metadata, and to-do items in SQLite on the Linux host you control. Terminal sessions are maintained locally with tmux.
Yes. Keep the service bound to localhost and connect with an SSH tunnel or Tailscale Serve. The project guide includes both patterns and recommends an optional local password gate.
Published releases support x86_64 and arm64 Linux systems with a working systemd user session. macOS, Windows, systemd-free distributions, and minimal containers are not currently packaged.
Persistent sessions. Flexible layouts. Your agents. Your machine.