Paseo is an independent, open-source orchestrator designed for managing coding agents across multiple devices and environments. Created as a solution for developers who need to manage their coding workflows while mobile, Paseo allows users to run agents like Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and OpenCode directly on their own hardware. By acting as a self-hosted daemon, it ensures that your dev environment, authentication keys, and source code remain on your machine, providing a secure and private foundation for automated coding tasks.

The tool functions by bridging the gap between local agent execution and remote management. It utilizes the native harnesses of your preferred coding agents, meaning your existing subscriptions, skills, and configurations remain functional. Whether you are working from a laptop, a dedicated dev server, a VM, or a mobile phone, Paseo acts as a unified control plane. It offers an end-to-end encrypted relay for remote access if you prefer not to manage direct networking or VPN tunnels yourself.

Some of the key features are:

• Cross-Platform Control: Fully functional native mobile and desktop applications with feature parity for managing agents from anywhere.
• Provider Agnostic: Supports a wide array of agents, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and others, without modifying their core behavior.
• Self-Hosted Security: Your code and API credentials never leave your machine; the tool operates as a daemon on your hardware.
• Flexible Connectivity: Choose between direct local networking, your own tunnels, or an optional end-to-end encrypted relay for remote management.
• Full CLI Support: Everything available in the GUI can be automated or executed via the Paseo CLI, making it highly scriptable.
• Worktree Integration: Automatically handles git worktrees to keep your main development branch clean while agents perform experiments.
• Optional Hub Service: A self-hosted service that allows for GitHub, Slack, and Discord triggers for automated agent orchestration.

To use Paseo, you install the daemon on a machine where your code resides. You then connect your client—whether it is the mobile app, desktop app, or CLI—to this daemon. Once connected, you can launch tasks, monitor logs, and manage agent progress. The system is designed to work with your existing Git workflows, allowing agents to operate within isolated branches or worktrees to ensure that automated changes do not interfere with your manual development efforts.

Some common use cases include:

• Mobile Development Oversight: Managing long-running refactoring or testing tasks initiated on a desktop from your mobile device while away from the office.
• DevOps Automation: Running recurring maintenance or test suites via scheduled agents on a server that you manage through the Paseo Hub.
• Remote Pair Programming: Accessing an autonomous coding agent running on a high-performance cloud VM from a low-power laptop or tablet.
• Collaborative Agent Orchestration: Using the Hub to allow team members to trigger specific coding tasks via chat commands in platforms like Slack or Discord.