What is Linzumi?

Mission control for a fleet of coding agents.

Linzumi turns the computers you already own into a network of agent workstations. You and your team watch, steer, and ship from one chat — on any browser, any device.

Sign upSee how it works

A familiar team chat with one new superpower: every channel runs on a real computer, with a coding agent already inside.

Linzumi connects the machines you already own to a chat the whole team lives in. Spin up a channel for a project, a service, a bug. Direct the agent in plain English. Watch the work happen. Bring your teammates in to steer. Ship from your phone if you want — the conversation goes with you.

Your computersCodex runs locally on the machines you already own. Linzumi makes them shareable.
Your reposAgents work where your code already lives. No copying, no proxies.
One chatThe whole team steers from the same thread. Hand off mid-task.
Any browserWalk away from your desk. The mission keeps moving.

Let's break down how it works.

A mouse holding a glowing shield — the trusted bridge
The launchpad

One command turns this computer into a station.

You paste it into your terminal. The CLI spins up your dev server, opens a secure tunnel back to Linzumi, and registers your machine as a node Mission Control can reach. Your repos stay where they are. Nothing leaves your laptop except the work you authorize.

Run this in your terminal

$ npx -y @linzumi/cli@latest signup
~/your-repo — zsh
$ npx -y @linzumi/cli@latest signup

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your agents, your computers, all securely accessible from mission control
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Linzumi turns this computer's Codex into Mission Control: agents work in
your repos here, while you watch, steer, and share their progress from
any browser.

Once the station is online, anyone you invite can open the channel and see what's running. The agent is ready for instructions.

A mouse at a command-center console surrounded by floating screens
The control room

Every channel is a thread and a live workstation.

Open any channel and you're looking at four things at once: the conversation, the terminal it's driving, the preview it's building, and the replay of everything that already happened. No tabs, no SSH, no "wait, what did the agent do at 3am?"

linzumi.com/channels/web-app
Channel view — thread on the left, live terminal + dev-preview stacked on the right.

The thread

A familiar chat where you talk to the agent — and your team talks to you. Searchable, scrollback intact.

The workstation

Live terminal, logs, file tree. Whatever the agent is doing on your machine, you can see it in the panel.

The preview

Dev server tunneled into the channel. Click around the build, screenshot the bug, comment in place.

The replay

Every action the agent took, in order. Step back through the run, audit the diff, or branch off a new try.

Two mice meeting across a floating holographic panel
The crew

Humans and agents in the same chat.

No separate “AI panel.” The agent posts in the thread, in turn, like any other crew member. Your team can react, comment, interrupt, and hand work off the same way they already do.

Watch

Your teammate’s agent is mid-refactor. You scroll the thread on your phone while you wait for coffee.

Steer

You spot the agent heading down the wrong path. You drop “use the new util, not the legacy one” into chat. The agent pivots.

Ship

The diff looks good. Your eng lead approves from the same thread. The agent merges and posts the deploy link inline.

linzumi.com/channels/web-app
The same channel on desktop and on a phone — steer from either.
A mouse presenting a chart on an easel — translating plans into work
The superpower

Plain English in. Real code out.

You don't script the agent. You describe the work the way you'd describe it to a teammate. The agent figures out the steps, runs them on your machine, and reports back in the thread.

“Add a Stripe webhook for invoice.paid and store the events in our db.”

Reads the schema, writes the handler, wires the route, runs the test, posts the diff.

“The new onboarding flow is broken on mobile Safari — fix it.”

Opens the dev preview, reproduces the bug, patches the CSS, re-checks at 375×667.

“Spin up a redis instance for caching and update the staging env.”

Pulls the infra config, adds the service, redeploys staging, posts the new connection string back to the channel.

And because it's your machine, the agent inherits your tools, your secrets, your environment. No re-uploading, no re-configuring.

A mouse leading a small wedge formation of agents
What teams run from mission control

Every channel is a different kind of mission.

A channel can be a feature branch, a service, a phone line, or a recurring job. Same chat surface, same controls — different work waiting on the other end.

Ship features

An agent builds, runs, and previews the change inside a channel. Reviewers see the diff and the live preview before they hit approve.

Hand off the spec. Get back a PR with a working preview link attached.

Run services

Long-lived servers live in dedicated channels. The agent watches the process, restarts on crash, and pings the team when something looks off.

Your services have an on-call rodent that never gets tired.

Answer the phone

Voice and phone workflows wired through Linzumi. Calls land in a channel, the agent transcribes, classifies, and routes — humans jump in when needed.

Phone tree → chat thread → resolved with paper trail.

Hold the pager

Agents stand by for alerts. They triage, gather logs, and propose a fix in chat. If they can’t resolve it, they page a human — with the context already pulled.

Wake up to a fix-or-summary, not a 3am scavenger hunt.

Automate the boring

Recurring jobs that live in a channel forever — nightly reports, data syncs, scheduled cleanups. You can ask “why?” in the same thread the agent posts to.

Cron, but with a chat log and a conversation when it breaks.

A conductor mouse on a podium dispatching commands

Take mission control of your coding agents.

Your computers. Your repos. Your team. One chat that ties them all together — and goes wherever you do.

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