Ralphy
A daemon that turns the machine your code lives on into a workspace reachable from any browser tab, with real terminals for coding-agent CLIs side by side, and an overnight mode that works a GitHub issue backlog while you sleep.
Ralphy is a single binary that runs a resident daemon on a developer's own machine and serves a browser-based workbench: projects, a file explorer with an editor, git changes, an issue board, live runs, spend, and real terminals for coding-agent CLIs such as Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Copilot, Cursor, Gemini and Kimi, all in one browser tab.
Because the terminals belong to the daemon rather than the browser, closing the laptop and reopening the same session from a tablet or phone keeps the running sessions, their scrollback and the window layout intact. Nothing is uploaded elsewhere: the daemon binds to loopback by default and reuses the same repositories and the same GitHub CLI login already on the machine, driving the agent CLIs on the subscription the user already pays for rather than a separate API key.
The same binary can also work through a GitHub issue backlog overnight, planning, coding, committing and closing issues, then handing back a branch to review in the morning; it never pushes or opens a pull request on its own. It runs on Windows, Linux and macOS as one binary with no runtime to install.