Sillage Sillage
Sillage is a self-hosted, mobile-first web UI that drives the native Claude Code and Codex CLIs on your own machine, providing a terminal-free interface with persistent sessions, full-text search, an IDE panel, and an installable PWA, all in a single Docker container.
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As of
- Mobile-first web UI for Claude Code and Codex CLIs
- Sessions that outlive the client
- Full-text search over every conversation
- IDE panel with file explorer, editor, diffs, and terminal
- Installable PWA
- Single Docker container deployment
Developers who want to use Claude Code or Codex from mobile devices or a web browser without a terminal, while keeping full control via self-hosting.
Users who prefer a native terminal experience or need multi-agent orchestration, as Sillage focuses on single-agent CLI wrappers.
Sillage is open-source under the MIT license, self-hosted, and free to use. No paid tiers or credit models are mentioned.
Sillage offers a unique mobile-first web UI for popular CLI agents, with strong self-hosting and open-source credentials. However, it is limited to Claude Code and Codex, and lacks the broader agent ecosystem of similar tools.
Is Sillage free?
Yes - Sillage is Open Source. Sillage is open-source under the MIT license, self-hosted, and free to use. No paid tiers or credit models are mentioned.
What is Sillage best for?
Developers who want to use Claude Code or Codex from mobile devices or a web browser without a terminal, while keeping full control via self-hosting.
Who makes Sillage?
Sillage is developed by MarlBurroW (open source). It is listed in the Terminal & CLI Agents category on ai.dosa.dev.
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