Clawdline

Clawdline is a local daemon and web console that manages multiple Claude Code and Codex sessions.

Clawdline is a local daemon and web console for macOS and Linux that operates the AI assistants and terminals you already use. It reads open terminal tabs to show who is working, who needs attention, and whose screen is unreadable. The app organizes sessions into root and child relationships, letting one session hand work to another and prove it landed. It features live terminals, phone notifications, webhooks, schedules, and a board to follow every stage of delivery. Clawdline Cloud lets sessions on different machines work together while keeping execution and content keys on hardware you own. Session discovery and control currently work with tmux on macOS or Linux and iTerm2 on macOS.

Clawdline at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS, Linux, Web, iOS, Android
Pricing: Free plan; Pro $10/month
Released: October 2026
Category: AI coding tool
Website: clawdline.com

Key features

Read open terminal tabs and sessions
Delegate work between sessions
Track delivery stages on a board
Send attention notes with suggested replies
Leave session to-dos for later pickup
Run live terminals beside the session list
Connect phones and receive web push notifications
Schedule tasks and use webhooks

Use it for

Manage multiple AI coding sessions in one place
Delegate tasks between different agent sessions
Control paired machines remotely from a phone
Track task delivery from review to deployment

Companions

Tools that articles about Clawdline recommend using with it, each with its job.

Claude Code — Built to work with Claude Code.
Codex — Built to work with Codex.
Context7 — Provides up-to-date documentation for AI agents and code editors.
Superpowers — Brainstorm, plan and execute skills for bigger tasks.
Playwright MCP — Enables LLMs to interact with web pages using structured accessibility snapshots.
GitHub MCP Server — Reads pull requests, issues and code search on GitHub.

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ClawRouter — Routes requests across 82 models locally in under 1ms to reduce AI API costs.
ClawX — Runs locally on your device for data privacy and security.
Clawd on Desk — Glance at a desktop pet to see when an agent needs attention
ClawPanel — Manage OpenClaw and Hermes agents from a single desktop or web console.
cmux — It features vertical tabs, notification rings, and split panes for AI coding.
Tamio — It runs local Ghostty terminals, manages servers, and securely connects AI agents via MCP.
AgentDock — Manages multiple coding agents from one screen-edge inbox without switching tabs.
tabsh — Keeps your shells and AI agents in one scrollable list right inside your browser.
agterm — It organizes sessions into named workspaces and includes a local control API.
Giverny — Runs Claude Code and Codex side by side with live agent status and usage meters.
Pebrel — It brings local shells, remote hosts, and AI command-line tools into one workspace.

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