Your own cloud machine
Each project runs on a dedicated machine with your repo checked out. Close the laptop and the agents keep working. When nothing is running, it sleeps.
Every project gets its own cloud machine with a terminal, an editor and agent sessions that keep going when you close the lid. Bring a key for any model, and pick up from your laptop or your phone.
Found it: mergeRemote overwrites the note when both sides changed. I will merge against the last snapshot.
214 passed. Committing on fix/FN-214-offline-sync and opening a PR.
PR #128 is open and ready for review: fieldnote-web/pull/128
Found it: mergeRemote overwrites the note when both sides changed. I will merge against the last snapshot.
214 passed. Committing on fix/FN-214-offline-sync and opening a PR.
PR #128 is open and ready for review: fieldnote-web/pull/128
A live replica of the workspace. Click the icons on the left to switch panels.A live replica of a session.
Every session, editor and terminal is a tab. Drag a tab out to split the screen, drop it lower to stack, drag the gap to resize. Two agents next to your code, or one session full width.
Found it: offline edits overwrite the note when both sides changed.
Merging against the last snapshot instead, then running the sync tests.
Exact title matches should rank above body matches.
Adding a title boost and a test for it.
Sessions, the editor, terminals and previews are all tabs. Any tab can become its own window.
Clux is not another chat window. It is a real machine per project with every tool an agent needs, reachable from any browser.
Each project runs on a dedicated machine with your repo checked out. Close the laptop and the agents keep working. When nothing is running, it sleeps.
Tile sessions next to the editor and terminal and resize them to fit. See at a glance who is working and who is waiting for you.
Make any port public with one switch and send the link. A teammate or client can click through the running app without setting anything up.
Clux is the platform, not the model. Add keys for any provider or a self-hosted endpoint, save them as profiles and pick one per session.
Skills, hooks, MCP servers and plugins work the same as on your machine, configured once per project.
Get a nudge when an agent needs you, answer it, and it carries on. The full workspace is there when you want more.
Postgres, Redis, a queue, your API and your frontend all run on the same machine as the agent. Ports stay private until you make one public, then anyone can open it.
No local setup, no Docker on your laptop, no model plan to buy from us.
Sign in with your Git provider. Clux sees the repositories you allow, nothing else.
Clux creates a cloud machine for the project and checks the code out on it.
Paste a key for any model provider or your own endpoint, and save it as a profile.
Open a session, give the agent a task, and keep the editor and terminal next to it.
Offline edits now merge against the last snapshot instead of overwriting the note. 214 passed, CI is green.
Done
fix/FN-214Left for you
Not a read-only viewer. The phone gets its own layout: one session at a time, with Files, Terminal, Git and Ports a tap away as sheets. Run commands, edit a file or switch a hook on from the train. Everything lives on the cloud machine, so nothing needs to sync.
The parts that make you want to come back to it tomorrow.
Agents never write behind your back. Read what changed, accept a file, ask about a single line, and commit from the same screen.
Keys and env vars live per project, masked by default, and reach every terminal and session without ending up in the repo.
Type the next instruction mid-run. It is queued and sent the moment the current step ends, so you never wait to think out loud.
Start small for scripts, go bigger for a full compose stack. Resizing takes about ten seconds and keeps your files.
Branches, worktrees, commits, pull and push for every repo in the project, right next to the agent that made the change.
Press ⌘K to jump to any session, file, port or command. Split panes and lay out the screen the way you think.
Connect Git, pick a repo, add your key. Your first workspace is ready in a couple of minutes.
Start for free