Tuxee
Developer ToolsA tiny browser desktop of file managers and terminals that keep running.
Tuxee is a very small web interface for a Linux machine. It gives you a file manager and terminals in the browser, in tabs and windows you can arrange, and the terminals keep running after you log out. You sign in with a real Linux user. It is made to be a comfortable place to run AI coding agents, and it also works as a light admin console for a server, a tablet or a phone.
What Tuxee is good for
- A comfortable place to run AI coding agents such as aider or OpenCode, with sessions that survive closing the browser.
- Light server administration from a laptop, tablet or phone without an SSH client.
- Moving files in and out of a container by drag and drop.
- A dedicated, disposable workspace container for experiments with local models.
Before you deploy
- Anyone who signs in gets a real shell, so keep it on your LAN or behind a VPN and never forward it to the internet.
- The project describes itself as a built and locally validated prototype, not a production release.
- It is not an AI model or an agent: you install and run the agents yourself inside its terminals.
- The certificate is self-signed by default, so the browser warns on first visit.
Compatibility
Proof of Work Gallery
- Sign in
- Workspace
- Agent in a terminal
Deployment
# Official image. Sign in as root with the password you set below.
# Put it on your LAN or behind a VPN: anyone who signs in gets a shell in the container.
services:
tuxee:
image: agent0ai/tuxee
container_name: tuxee
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- "80:80"
- "443:443"
environment:
- ROOT_PASSWORD=change-me-to-a-long-password
volumes:
- tuxee-state:/var/lib/tuxee
- tuxee-root:/root
- tuxee-init:/init
volumes:
tuxee-state:
tuxee-root:
tuxee-init:
Alternative to
Termius, Google Cloud Shell