See and answer your Claude Code and Codex Sessions from one console.
Clawdline is a daemon with a web console that runs on your own machine. It finds the Claude Code and Codex Sessions you already run in tmux on macOS or Linux, or in iTerm2 on macOS, and lets you read, answer, start, and close them from a browser. Clawdline Cloud is optional: it adds your phone and your other machines.
Checked against the product on 7 October 2026
Latest release: Clawdline v2.9.0 · platform support
Get started
Install
Install a verified release, open the console, and check your first Session.
Install Clawdline →Your first Session
See one Session in the console, send it a message, and read the reply.
Your first Session →Basics
Eight ways to work with an Agent → See image markup, Playbooks and Snippets, notifications, Secret Handoff, notes, to-dos, Agent images, Board, and Session states together.
Sessions and states
Read the list, answer a question, start, stop, close, and archive Sessions.
Sessions and states →Keyboard shortcuts
Switch pages and open common actions from the keyboard, with every key in one cheat sheet.
Keyboard shortcuts →Terminals
Know where Sessions are found, and open a live terminal beside the list.
Terminals →Browser, phone, and notifications
Use the console here or on your phone, and get a notification when a Session needs you.
Browser, phone, and notifications →Advanced: pick by goal
Coordinate work
Dispatch work, wait for a long command, save a request for a person or a to-do for later, and verify delivery.
Dispatch and landing · Callbacks · Attention notes · Session to-dos · Board · Schedules
Projects and machines
Bring a project's name, icon, and settings to another machine, and show its status in the console.
Cloud (optional)
Connect Clawdline Cloud
Sign a machine in, pair your phone, and choose a plan.
Connect Clawdline Cloud →Encryption
Know what Cloud can see and what it never holds.
Encryption →Reference
- Troubleshooting and updates: go from a symptom to its fix, and check whether this machine is behind.
- Source on GitHub: the code, the user guides, and the design notes.