AI Anywhere

AI Anywhere, published at tmux.online, puts AI coding agents that run in tmux into a browser tab. It opens existing tmux sessions exactly as they are, with nothing migrated or restarted, and lets a developer monitor Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, Copilot CLI or any other terminal task, stepping in only when an agent needs an answer. The work keeps running inside tmux after the tab closes or an SSH connection drops, and the workspace restores its tasks and tabs after a reboot. It is built for developers who leave several agents working at once across local and remote machines. The local machine and every server connected over SSH appear on a single rail, each with its own tasks. A task lights up as soon as a CLI pauses to ask a question, and when an agent fans out into subagents each one is tracked as a separate task with its own status. The same workspace opens on a phone for answering prompts away from the desk. The vendor states that screenshots are optimized before they reach the model, cutting image token use by 75 percent. The interface is available in English, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Traditional Chinese. The site lists the product as free, installed with a single shell command, and the source is on GitHub. The account area refers to a premium membership, but no paid plans or prices are published. Privacy is the main design choice: the server listens only on 127.0.0.1, and terminal output, keystrokes, files and keys stay on hardware the user controls, while tmux.online handles only account sign in through GitHub and device authorization. Desktop apps for macOS and Windows are listed as in development.