Paseo is an orchestration platform that manages multiple coding agents from desktop and mobile devices.
The tool solves the problem of fragmented access to different AI coding agents by providing a unified interface across Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, and Pi. It works by running a local daemon on your machine that manages the agents, while clients on desktop, mobile, web, and CLI connect to that daemon. Agents run in parallel on your own hardware with your full development environment, tools, and configurations intact. The platform includes voice control for hands-free task dictation and problem discussion, and supports cross-device workflows where you can start work at your desk and continue from your phone.
Paseo suits developers who work with multiple AI coding agents and want to avoid switching between different interfaces. It is particularly valuable for those who prioritize privacy, as the tool includes no telemetry, tracking, or forced authentication. The self-hosted architecture means agents execute on your machine rather than remote servers. Device pairing uses end-to-end encrypted relay by default, though you can opt for direct TCP, Tailscale, or VPN connections instead. The platform is accessible whether you prefer graphical interfaces on desktop or mobile, or command-line interaction.
The project maintains active community channels including Discord and Reddit. Development includes support for multiple platforms spanning iOS, Android, Windows, Linux, and web environments. The codebase is written in TypeScript and includes comprehensive documentation covering setup, connectivity options, and configuration.
