Clayrune is mission control for your AI agents — dispatch, monitor, and manage them all from one place, across all projects. Watch work stream live and answer prompts from your browser or your phone. It runs on your own machine and uses your own agents.
Clayrune is a local app you run on your own machine. It opens in your browser and shows every project as a tile. Click one to start an AI agent conversation, give it a task, and watch it work — files, terminal, and plan, all live. Run as many agents as you want, across as many projects as you want, and check in on any of them from your phone.
Clayrune includes a secure tunnel and a phone-friendly UI that works like a messaging app: your projects as a chat list, tap one to read the agent's progress and reply. Start work, approve a plan, or answer a question — from anywhere.
Every project gets a tile, with its own agents streaming live.
A MEMORY.md per project. Conventions and context persist across sessions.
One orchestrator decomposes a goal and spawns workers across repos.
Cron and interval routines that fire work while you sleep.
Authored or auto-distilled. Promote one to global in a click.
Wire tools per project — scoped, never leaking across boundaries.
Secure tunnel built in. Manage everything from a chat-list on your phone.
Watch many agents at once, each in its own streaming pane.
Backlog ↔ Issues, bidirectional. GitSync keeps peers in step.
Every project keeps its own memory, backlog, skills, and tools — nothing leaks between them by accident. When you do want them to work together — one goal spanning several projects, or a skill shared everywhere — you turn it on explicitly.
One project's MEMORY.md, skills, and MCP servers never leak into another's context.
Authored a skill that should help everywhere? Promote it once — it appears in every project's pack.
One goal, workers spawned across repos. Coordinated by the orchestrator, observable from the same chat list.
A shared rules file and memory layer give every project common ground — without dropping their boundaries.
Download Clayrune and point it at your projects. It runs on your own machine, uses your own agents, and the entire frontend is a single HTML file you can read and change. Built in the open — issues and PRs welcome.