Running agents across your machines shouldn’t mean a pile of SSH tabs.
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Running agents across your machines shouldn’t mean a pile of SSH tabs. Harness is an open-source desktop app and daemon for running agent sessions across the machines you own in one window. It helps you keep agent work available across devices by running each session in a persistent tmux pane on its machine, then surfacing those panes in the app. Key features: • Multi-agent workspace – supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other code agents, plus Solid, Copper, and Marp • Persistent sessions – reopen the same pane and scrollback after closing the app; the daemon resumes agents after reb
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