zeron

Zeron is a local-first control plane that lets you manage and orchestrate coding agents from a single interface. It supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Devin, Grok, Hermes, Pi, and Antigravity. ## Core Features - **Local-first operation**: Every device runs a small engine that stores sessions locally. A new installation starts in local-only mode without requiring an account or network connection. - **Multi-device sync**: Optionally sign in to access a synced workspace across devices. Start an agent on one synced device and follow or drive it from another. An always-on machine like a VPS can keep agents running after you close your laptop. - **CLI management**: Control sessions via commands like `zeron status`, `zeron update`, and `zeron daemon start|stop|restart`. - **Desktop sidebar browser**: Available on Linux with an associated browser runtime. ## How It Works Each device runs a local engine. Sessions are stored on the device by default. When you sign in, devices sharing the same account become trusted for remote workspace access—allowing one device to list, read, and write files on another. `.git` directories are always excluded from remote access; `.env` and other gitignored files are accessible only when `Show ignored files` is enabled. Local sessions remain isolated under the local profile and reappear when you return to local-only mode via `zeron logout`. ## Installation - **Linux**: Run `curl -fsSL https://zeron.sh/install.sh | sh`, then `zeron status`. - **macOS**: Use the desktop release or build from source with `zeron daemon install`. - **Windows**: Extract the portable ZIP and run `zeron.exe`. ## Credits Developed with sponsorship from The Context Company. Licensed under the MIT License. For architecture details, see ARCHITECTURE.md.