sean-brydon/berthd

Run coding agents on your dev boxes: worktrees, terminals, orchestration, kits and automations, with a desktop app.

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https://www.berthd.app/ Run coding agents on your dev boxes, and work with them as if they were on your laptop. Berth connects a laptop to any number of development machines (a VPS, a cloud VM, a desktop under your desk) and gives each repository on them worktrees, terminals, agents, dev servers and automations. The agents run on the boxes, so closing the app, sleeping the laptop or losing Wi-Fi never stops them; the app is a view you can close and reopen at any time. tabs onto each worktree's dev server, at private URLs like http://checkout.shop.devl.localhost:1377/. kanban of who needs you, a review inbox for finished work, and orchestration (prompt, wait, check, loop, hand off) from the app, the CLI, or other agents. environment, services, hooks and flows, from the repository's .berth/config.json, a shareable kit, or the box's own config. activity, running on the box; plus plain shell hooks and before:…

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Run coding agents on your dev boxes: worktrees, terminals, orchestration, kits and automations, with a desktop app.

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sean-brydon
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TypeScript
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