Paseo

About Paseo

Paseo is a self-hosted orchestrator for coding agents that lets you start work on a laptop, VM, or dev server and then drive it from a desktop app, the web, a native mobile app, or the terminal. Rather than reimplementing each vendor's agent, it runs each provider's own harness, so existing subscriptions, skills, config files, and MCP servers keep working unchanged across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Cursor, and roughly three dozen other supported agents. Devices connect either directly or through an end-to-end encrypted relay, which is what makes the mobile experience more than a status viewer — the mobile app claims full feature parity with desktop. The workspace is built around parallel agents. Split panels put agents, browsers, terminals, diffs, and logs side by side or grouped in tabs, and each agent gets a worktree with a branch-derived local URL for its dev server, which removes the port collisions that normally show up as soon as three agents each run npm run dev. Review happens in place: create a branch, preview the running app, read the diff inline, then commit, open a PR, and merge without switching tools. Everything in the UI is also scriptable from the terminal via paseo run, including loops and schedules, and there is a fully local voice stack where both speech-to-text and text-to-speech stay on your machine. Every action has a keyboard shortcut.

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