Shipyard
Run coding agents on your dev boxes, control them from your laptop
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Shipyard is an open-source desktop app and daemon that runs coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, and others) on your own development machines—VPS, cloud VMs, or local desktops. The agents continue working even when you close the app or sleep your laptop. The macOS app connects to boxes via berthd daemon, displaying agent activity, diffs, and terminals in real time. You can compare two worktrees side-by-side, run automations on events or schedules, and manage multiple agents from a single interface.
Built for developers who want agents running persistently on remote hardware without relying on cloud services. Includes worktrees, terminals, dev server tabs, orchestration controls, and React plugins for git, pull requests, and box monitoring.
Momentum
Daily activity over the last 30 days: upvotes, unique visits, new GitHub stars and Hacker News points.
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vibetrend discovered Shipyard automatically. Evidence: Trending on git-trends.github.io: agent files (claude-code) in cosscom/shipyard. View source.
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