tlbx
Use your terminals and coding agents from any browser. Keep work running on your own Windows, macOS or Linux machine, then reconnect from desktop or phone.
tlbx at a Glance
- Pricing
- Free
- How you use it
- Install on a Windows, macOS or Linux host and access it through a browser
- Who it's for
- People using terminals and coding agents on their own computers
- Works with
- Tailscale
tlbx Key Features
- Browser-based terminal access
- Code and Git review
- Dev browser inspection
- Multiple coding agent sessions
- Remote session access
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