Claude Code, Codex and other agents run on your computers; direct them from your phone, Slack or Feishu
Every device's CPU, memory, disk and files in one place; tasks queue by load
Subscriptions (Profiles) and API keys kept in one place; an agent uses one only once you approve it on your phone
Cameras, sensors and things at home, joined in too
设备之间直接连接,无法直连时经加密中继转发
对话、文件和记录保存在你的电脑上,云端只负责账号
桌面 app、网页、Android、Slack 和飞书
0.1.6104 · Oct 3012 new · 7 improved · 9 fixed
An agent in a terminal is used at that computer. still.fail puts the agents on all your computers in one place: direct and follow them from your phone, Slack or Feishu, see each computer's load, and approve a key before an agent uses it. The agents themselves are unchanged.
It's free for now, within limits on workspaces, members and stations. Agents use your own subscriptions or API keys.
No. Chats, files and history stay on your computers; the cloud only handles accounts and relays. A relay passes on encrypted data it can't read.
Agents run on your computer, so it has to be on and online. The still.fail station starts at login; no window needs to stay open.
Yes. Devices connect directly, and through an encrypted relay when they can't. No ports, VPN or tunnels to set up.
still.fail runs each agent's official command-line tool, the same as you would in a terminal, without changing it or working around its limits.
Mac, Windows and Linux. Run one command on a computer and it becomes a station in your workspace.
The app is coming. Until then, use the web app; added to the home screen, it opens like an app.
Yes, under the MIT license. The code is on GitHub.