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Faryo is a lightweight project and mobile workbench designed to interact with live tmux-backed AI coding sessions like Codex CLI or Claude Code.

Pricing Free open source
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Company Snailflyer
Pricing model Open Source
Paid plans None listed
Category peers 100
01Overview

It allows developers to monitor status, send instructions, and manage approvals from a phone or browser without requiring a remote desktop or creating a secondary chat history.

02Key features
  1. 01

    Project workbench for managing agent actions, decisions, and task queues

  2. 02

    Mobile-first PWA with compact and raw terminal output views

  3. 03

    Same-session handoff ensuring browser actions route back to the live terminal

  4. 04

    Direct integration for Codex and Claude session discovery and control

  5. 05

    Secure loopback-first architecture with token-protected public gateway

03Pricing

Open Source

Released under the MIT License, Faryo is free and open-source software that users host on their own infrastructure.

04Who it's for

Best for

Developers who want to check, approve, or interrupt long-running terminal-based AI agents while away from their primary workstation.

Not ideal for

Users seeking a remote desktop experience, a hosted IDE, or a replacement for AI chat history providers.

05Verdict
A practical, well-architected developer tool that solves the specific friction of managing live terminal AI agents from mobile devices without compromising session continuity or security.
ai.dosa.dev editorial · Oct 1, 2026
06Recent updates

The latest release, v1.1.0, was published on 2026-06-10 and includes ongoing refinements to session discovery, mobile viewport behavior, and packaging for Linux and macOS.

As of

07Pricing & FAQ
Is Faryo free?

Yes - Faryo is Open Source. Released under the MIT License, Faryo is free and open-source software that users host on their own infrastructure.

Is Faryo open source?

Yes - Faryo is open source. Released under the MIT License, Faryo is free and open-source software that users host on their own infrastructure.

Who is Faryo best for?

Developers who want to check, approve, or interrupt long-running terminal-based AI agents while away from their primary workstation.

Who is Faryo not ideal for?

Users seeking a remote desktop experience, a hosted IDE, or a replacement for AI chat history providers.

What are the best Faryo alternatives?

The closest Faryo alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Pieces for Developers, agenttrace, Vibe Kanban - all listed under Developer Productivity & Workflow.

Who makes Faryo?

Faryo is developed by Snailflyer. It is listed in the Developer Productivity & Workflow category on ai.dosa.dev.

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09Tags
  • agentic-coding
  • ai-agents
  • ai-coding
  • developer-tools
  • mobile-workbench
  • tmux
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