# relaydeck

A local-first fleet manager for command-line coding agents that runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Pi unattended in pseudo-terminals, with one dashboard to watch, message and automate the whole fleet.

relaydeck wraps the actual vendor command-line agents a developer already uses and runs them unattended inside pseudo-terminals, giving a single daemon and dashboard to watch live terminals, send durable peer-to-peer messages between agents, and choose model providers per agent. Everything runs on the local machine: state is kept in a local directory and a SQLite database, and secrets stay in a vault on the daemon host, with no cloud account or telemetry.

Agents discover each other by declared purpose or tags for peer messaging with late drain, and every operation is available from the command line, with the HTTP API and both the web dashboard and a built-in terminal-based view acting as equal peers over the same daemon; the web dashboard itself ships as a plugin, and harnesses, providers, messaging, skills and automations are all extensible the same way.

It is an early beta, written in Python and released under the MIT license.

Website: https://relaydeck.ai