Every coding agent you run, in one window.
Orpheus shows your Claude Code and Codex sessions from every machine: laptop, cloud box, office Mac. Type to one agent or to many, answer their questions from your phone, and see how much of each login's weekly limit is left.
Free for 1 server and 3 agent sessions. No card.Stop hopping between terminals to see who is stuck.
See every session, wherever it runs
Open any agent as a clean chat view or as its live terminal. Put several side by side and save the layout. A session that is waiting on you is marked in the sidebar.
Type to one agent, or to all of them
Pick a target and send. Or pick several and send the same instruction to each, which is handy for "commit and push" at the end of the day.
Answer from your phone
An agent that needs a decision can ask you. The question shows up on your phone and your answer is typed back into its session.
Clear pending decisions in one pass
The Decision Matrix collects what each agent is waiting on, with a recommendation, on one page. Answer yes, no or discuss and move on.
Know your limits before you hit them
See each AI login's weekly and session percentage, when it resets, and whether you are on track to run out early.
Example: 71% used, on track for 118% at reset.
Connect a machine by pasting one prompt.
You don't install anything by hand. The agent already on that machine does it.
Click Add server
Orpheus gives you a prompt with a one-time token inside. The token lasts 15 minutes and works once.
Paste it to an agent on that machine
The agent installs the open-source connector and sets it to keep running. Or run the two commands yourself.
Your sessions appear
Claude Code and Codex sessions running in tmux show up in the sidebar. Plain shells stay hidden unless you choose to show them.
It doesn't wrap your agents. It watches them.
Orpheus does not replace Claude Code or Codex, and it does not sit between you and them. Your agents keep running in tmux on your own machines, exactly as they do today.
The connector reads those sessions and types into them when you send. Close Orpheus, or remove the connector, and every agent carries on.
Built so that we can't reach into your machine.
The connector is small, open source and limited on purpose. Here is the whole list.
- List the tmux sessions your policy exposes and stream their output
- Type text and a short list of keys into those sessions
- Share transcripts and usage readings, if you allow it
- Run an arbitrary command. The protocol has no message for it.
- Accept an inbound connection. It only dials out.
- Have its policy changed from our side. The file is edited on your machine only.
Free for one machine. $20 a month for all of them.
Pro 14-DAY TRIAL
- Unlimited servers and sessions
- Decision Matrix, Usage, Rooms
The Pro trial needs a card. $0 due today; you are charged when the 14 days end unless you cancel. Full pricing
Asked before signing up
Can Orpheus run commands on my machine?
No. The connector types into tmux sessions that your policy exposes, and sends a short list of keys. There is no message in the protocol that runs a command.
Does it work with the agents I already have running?
Yes, if they run inside tmux. The connector finds Claude Code and Codex sessions on its own. Nothing about how you start or use them changes.
What happens if I close Orpheus?
Nothing happens to your agents. They run on your machines. Orpheus is a window onto them.
Which systems does the connector run on?
macOS and Linux. It installs as a launchd or systemd user service so it survives restarts.
Connect your first machine.
Free for 1 server and 3 agent sessions. Upgrade when you add the second machine.