Clayrune

Clayrune is a self-hosted control plane for Claude Code. It runs several agents at once, one per project, and shows them in a single dashboard, so you can see which projects are working, which are waiting on you, and what each agent did.

Each project keeps its own memory. Clayrune writes that memory from the CLI transcript and injects it at the start of the next run, so a new session opens already knowing earlier decisions instead of re-reading the repo to work out where it left off.

Agents that run in parallel each get their own git worktree, and they publish what they are about to touch and what they landed, so sibling agents are not blind to each other. Conflicts are escalated to you rather than resolved automatically.

Other features: a scheduler for recurring agent runs, unattended agents that work in reversible steps and ask before anything irreversible, a plan approval step before an agent acts, a built-in browser pane and terminal, skill and MCP server management, and a web dashboard you can reach from a phone.

Clayrune drives the Claude Code CLI on your existing subscription rather than the API, so it costs what Claude Code already costs you. Everything runs on your own machine, with no telemetry and nothing routed through a third party server. Source is on GitHub under the MIT license.