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Manta

A self-hosted client that runs Claude Code, Codex, opencode and Kimi Code in tmux on your own Linux or Mac server, using your existing CLI subscriptions, and lets you drive and monitor them from a desktop app, phone app or browser.

Manta

Manta puts coding-agent CLIs you already pay for on a server you control, keeping them running in real tmux sessions and reachable from a desktop app, an iPhone app or a browser over HTTPS, with no account required.

A desktop app installs itself onto a chosen Linux box or Apple Silicon Mac over SSH, with no manual terminal work, key copying, tunnel configuration or port forwarding; it provisions its own runtime, a system service and a certificate, and ends with a six-digit pairing code. It can also be installed with a one-line curl script that sets up systemd or launchd units, registers with a push gateway, and provisions a Let's Encrypt certificate.

It shows readable transcripts with inline diffs and collapsed tool calls instead of a raw terminal feed, and supports approval flows for agent actions. Distributed as macOS and Windows desktop apps, a TestFlight iPhone app, and a Linux AppImage built from source. MIT licensed.

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