Skylands launches multi-machine coding agent control interface
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Skylands has launched as a tool that gives developers one browser interface for dispatching coding agent work to any machine they can access, and for approving permission requests from a phone. It supports Claude Code, Gemini, Codex and Goose, with more to come, and keeps a signed log of agent actions and approvals plus a central inbox for conversation history. Skylands installs via Homebrew on macOS or Linux; running `skylands devworld up` starts an embedded NATS server, a citadel and a daemon in a single process.
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- Hacker News · AISkylands launches to run coding agents on any machine and approve them from a phone
Skylands is a new tool that gives developers a single browser interface for dispatching coding agent work to any machine they can access, and for approving permission requests from a phone. It supports Claude Code, Gemini, Codex and Goose, and keeps a secure signed log of agent actions and approvals plus a central inbox for conversation history. It installs via Homebrew on macOS or Linux, and `skylands devworld up` starts an embedded NATS server, a citadel and a daemon in one process.
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