New in 2.2 Linear, Jira and GitHub sync, plus Symphony-compatible runs

The self-hosted command center for every coding agent.

One Go binary on your own machine. Open it from any browser, run any agent CLI through any model gateway, give every task its own git worktree, and keep every session alive in tmux.

curl -fsSL https://www.clawide.app/install.sh | bash
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Free forever for your whole workspace. Runs on macOS, Linux and Windows.

workstation.lan:9800
A ClawIDE project workspace with a Claude Code session running in a tmux-backed terminal, the sessions sidebar and live system stats.

Bring any agent. Route it through any model.

ClawIDE isn't tied to one vendor. Pick the agent per pane, and point the ones that support it at OpenRouter, a self-hosted LiteLLM or a local Ollama, without touching your dotfiles.

Keys live in a local secrets file that only your user can read, and each pane gets them in its own tmux session environment. They never appear on the command line or in logs.

How agents and gateways work

Agent CLIs 17 presets · any CLI works

  • Claude Code claude
  • Codex codex
  • Gemini CLI gemini
  • OpenCode opencode
  • Aider aider
  • Goose goose
  • Crush crush
  • Qwen Code qwen
  • Amp amp
  • Cline cline
  • Kilo kilo
  • Cursor CLI agent
  • Copilot CLI copilot
  • Droid droid
  • Kiro kiro-cli
  • OpenHands openhands
  • Continue cn
  • Shell or custom command

Model gateways 13 + custom endpoints

  • OpenRouter
  • Requesty
  • LiteLLM
  • Portkey
  • Vercel AI Gateway
  • Cloudflare AI Gateway
  • DeepInfra
  • Fireworks
  • Martian
  • Together AI
  • Groq
  • Ollama local
  • LM Studio local
  • Custom Anthropic-compatible
  • Custom OpenAI-compatible
Free

Every agent, any model

Pick the agent per pane, from Claude Code and Codex to Gemini, OpenCode, Aider and Goose. ClawIDE detects which CLIs you have and shows the install command for the rest.

  • Route an agent through OpenRouter, Requesty, LiteLLM, Vercel, Ollama, LM Studio or your own endpoint.
  • Keys are injected into that pane’s tmux session only, never passed as arguments or written to logs.
  • When an agent can’t use a gateway, the settings screen says why instead of silently misconfiguring it.
Agents and gateways
claude pane assigned to OpenRouter
# Settings → Gateways → claude: OpenRouter
# set in this pane's tmux session, nowhere else
ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=https://openrouter.ai/api
ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN=sk-or-v1-…c0de
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=
What a Claude Code pane's environment gets when you assign it to OpenRouter.
Free

Sessions that never die

Every terminal runs in tmux on the machine that owns your code. Close the laptop, lose Wi-Fi or restart the browser, and the agent keeps working. The pane is exactly where you left it.

  • Split panes and several sessions per project, streamed to the browser over WebSockets.
  • A git worktree per feature, each with its own sessions, files, Docker stack and review.
  • Unlimited projects and sessions on the free plan.
Terminal sessions
Claude Code running inside a feature worktree in ClawIDE, with the worktree's branch in the header and the tmux status line at the bottom of the terminal.
FreePro

From any device

ClawIDE is a web app served by your own machine. Open it from a laptop, a tablet or your phone, install it as a PWA, and pick up the same sessions.

  • Nothing to install on the client, and no vendor relay between you and your code.
  • Reach it on your local network, or through a VPN you already trust.
  • Push notifications to your phone when a session needs attention or a task finishes. Pro
Notifications
  • Laptop Any browser
  • Tablet Safari, Chrome
  • Phone Installed as a PWA

clawide :9800

Your workstation or server. Sessions, repos and keys stay here.

A session needs your attention

api-refactor: the agent is waiting for input

Pro
Illustration: laptop, tablet and phone browsers all open the same ClawIDE server. Pro sends push notifications to your phone.
FreePro

Tasks that drive agents

The task board is a markdown file in your repo, .clawide/tasks.md, so you, your team and your agents all edit the same list.

  • A Kanban board with columns, groups, comments and linked branches.
  • Import Linear, Jira and GitHub issues into the board, each linked to its source. Pro
  • Move a card, then push its status and a comment back to the tracker. Tokens stay on your machine. Pro
Tracker integrations
.clawide/tasks.md
# In Progress

## Auth

### Fix flaky login test <!-- id: 7c1e9a42 --> <!-- ext: linear:9f3b2d|ENG-123|https://linear.app/acme/issue/ENG-123 -->
Retries hide a race in the session cookie refresh.

# Done

### Rotate staging API keys <!-- id: 2b77d0e1 -->
An imported Linear issue keeps its external reference, so its status can be pushed back.
Pro

Symphony-compatible autonomous runs

Add a WORKFLOW.md to your repo and ClawIDE turns tracker issues into agent runs. Each issue gets its own workspace, your hooks and a headless agent, with retries and reconciliation you can watch live.

  • Reads the OpenAI Symphony WORKFLOW.md format. Symphony-compatible, not a conformant Codex app-server runner.
  • Runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Qwen Code or Goose headlessly, with concurrency limits.
  • Already run a Symphony daemon? Monitor it from the same panel.
Symphony-compatible orchestration
WORKFLOW.md
---
tracker:
  kind: linear
  active_states: [Todo, In Progress]
  terminal_states: [Done, Canceled]
polling:
  interval_ms: 30000
agent:
  max_concurrent_agents: 2
clawide:
  runner: claude
---
You are working on {{ issue.identifier }}: {{ issue.title }}.

{{ issue.description }}
YAML front matter configures the loop; the body is a strict Liquid prompt template.
FreePro

Review before you merge

Every feature workspace ends in a side-by-side diff. Read what the agent changed, commit and merge back from the same screen.

  • Merge review, the file editor and git are free.
  • Session checkpoints snapshot code and conversation, so you can roll back a bad turn.
  • AI code review returns structured findings with severity, file and line. Pro
Merge review
ClawIDE merge review for a feature branch, listing 26 changed files next to a side-by-side diff, with AI Review, Quick Merge and Merge Now buttons.

How ClawIDE compares

Most agent orchestrators are free desktop apps or terminal UIs. ClawIDE is the one you run on your own machine and open from any browser. This table includes the rows where other tools are ahead.

ClawIDE compared with Orca, Herdr, Conductor, Emdash and Superset
CapabilityClawIDEOrcaHerdrConductorEmdashSuperset
LicenseClosedfree binaryMITApache-2.0ClosedApache-2.0ELv2
Paid plan starts at$5/moNoneEnterprise on requestNoneCloud waitlist$50/moNone$20/user/mo
Browser UI from any device, nothing to install on the client YesNoNoNoNoNo
Single binary or headless server YesPartialorca serve YesNoNoNo
Sessions persist when you disconnect YestmuxPartial YesPartialPartialPartial
Agent CLIs supportedUnlimited17 presets2721420+20+
Model gateways (OpenRouter and others) Yes13 + customNoNoPartialNo Yes
Diff and merge review Yes YesNo Yes Yes Yes
Linear, Jira or GitHub IssuesPro YesNoPartial YesPartial
Symphony WORKFLOW.md orchestrationProNoNoNoNoNo
Embedded browser with an element pickerNo YesNoNoNoNo
Detects when an agent is working, blocked or donePartial Yes YesPartialPartialPartial

From each product's public site, docs and repository, checked September 2026. Partial means some but not all of it.

Full comparison

Free for your whole workspace. Pro when you want automation.

Every install starts with a 14-day Pro trial, no card required. When it ends, everything local stays free.

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Questions

Something else? Email support@clawide.app.

Is ClawIDE a free alternative to Orca or Conductor?

For local work, yes. The free plan includes unlimited projects, a git worktree per task, every agent CLI and model gateway, the task board, merge review, usage analytics and checkpoints. The difference is the form factor: Orca and Conductor are desktop apps, while ClawIDE is a single binary you open from any browser. Orca is open source and has things ClawIDE doesn’t, such as an embedded browser. See ClawIDE vs Orca and ClawIDE vs Conductor.

Does it work with OpenRouter?

Yes. Add your OpenRouter key under Settings → Gateways and assign it to an agent. For Claude Code, ClawIDE sets ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=https://openrouter.ai/api and your token in that pane’s tmux session. Agents that speak the OpenAI API, such as OpenCode, Aider and Qwen Code, get the OpenAI-compatible endpoint instead. Requesty, LiteLLM, Vercel AI Gateway, Ollama, LM Studio and custom endpoints work the same way, and gateways are free.

What is Symphony support?

OpenAI Symphony is an open spec for turning tracker issues into coding-agent runs, configured by a WORKFLOW.md file in your repo. ClawIDE Pro reads that file and runs the loop itself: it polls Linear, Jira or GitHub Issues, creates a workspace per issue, runs your hooks, renders the prompt and starts a headless agent such as Claude Code or Codex, with retries you can watch in the sidebar. It’s Symphony-compatible, not a conformant implementation, because it doesn’t include Symphony’s Codex app-server client. It can also monitor a Symphony daemon you already run.

Is ClawIDE open source?

No. ClawIDE is a free, closed-source binary covered by the EULA. It runs on your hardware, and your code, sessions and keys stay on the machine that runs it. If you need an open-source license, Orca, Herdr and Emdash are good options.

Can I use it from my phone?

Yes. ClawIDE is a web app, so a mobile browser works, and you can install it as a PWA. On your local network, open the machine’s address on port 9800; the sidebar lists your network interfaces with QR codes. From outside your network, use a private VPN such as Tailscale or WireGuard rather than exposing the port to the internet. Push notifications to your phone are part of Pro.

What does Pro add?

Automation and integrations: Linear, Jira and GitHub Issues sync with your task board, Symphony-compatible autonomous runs, AI on tasks, AI code review, scheduled loops, the MCP Debugger, push notifications, PromptForge and Voice Box. Pro is $5 a month, $48 a year or $99 once, on up to 3 machines. See pricing.

Your agents, on your hardware, in any browser.

Install the binary, run clawide, and open localhost:9800. The setup wizard finds your agent CLIs and projects. Every install includes a 14-day Pro trial.

curl -fsSL https://www.clawide.app/install.sh | bash