Wolfpack
Wolfpack — private browser control for coding-agent terminals across your machines.
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What is Wolfpack?
Wolfpack is a self-hosted control room for managing long-running coding agent sessions (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, shell) across multiple machines via your Tailscale network. It provides a unified dashboard and PWA interface to monitor, access, and interact with remote agent sessions without requiring accounts or hosted relays.
Wolfpack pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free (open source, MIT license, self-hosted)
Wolfpack pros
- Private by construction—no account required, no hosted relay or data upload
- Self-hosted software with complete infrastructure control and MIT open-source license
- Persistent PTY sessions keep agents alive across tab switches, drops, and context changes
- Cross-platform access via PWA—control sessions from laptop, workstation, or phone
- Integrates with existing tools (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Shell, custom wrappers)
Wolfpack cons
- Requires Tailscale network setup for remote access
- Self-hosted deployment means users are responsible for installation and maintenance
- Appears to be in early stages based on 'tester' language; limited community/production data
- Access limited to machines on your Tailscale network
Frequently asked questions about Wolfpack
Do I need a Wolfpack account?
No. Wolfpack is self-hosted with no account required. Your machines and sessions stay under your control.
How do I access sessions from other machines?
Install Wolfpack on your machines, connect them via Tailscale, then access the web interface (PWA) from any device on your tailnet.
What agents and tools does Wolfpack support?
Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, shell sessions, and custom wrappers.
Where is my data stored?
All data stays on your machines. Remote access travels through your private Tailscale network, not through Wolfpack-hosted servers.