Voyageur orchestrates your Claude Code agents across all your projects and hands you back the one that needs you. The control tower, not the machine.
Open alpha · Mac and Linux · we answer every question
Staying local means staying on a leash. The run never lets go, and the moment you juggle several projects, you lose track of which one finished and which one is waiting on you.
A long agent owns the terminal. You can't step away from the screen without feeling you'll break something mid-run.
Five projects, five windows. You spend your time checking by hand which one finished, which one stalled on a question.
With no signal, you watch everything nonstop, afraid to miss the moment an agent needs you. That's the leash.
Not one more persistent terminal, everyone offers that. Voyageur fans out across all your projects and plays the attention router: it surfaces the one that finished or is waiting on you, so you stop watching five panels by hand.
One agent per project, all in parallel, in a single view. You go from N projects to a single control tower.
The agent that finished or asks a question rises to the top, tinted and flagged. You answer, it moves on.
The agent waits for you even with the lid closed: you're notified, you stop standing guard.
A workspace open, the launch hub, the sync console: what you actually see while using Voyageur.
With Tailscale, tmux and Claude Code, a VPS costs a few euros, and for a single project it solves the leash. What DIY doesn't give you: the fan-out, the attention router, the out-of-band signal. Assemble it and maintain it, all of that has a real cost, including the day the infra breaks.
| What you actually need | VPS + hand-rolled tmux | Voyageur |
|---|---|---|
| Persistent shell, run that survives | yes | yes |
| Fan-out across all your projects | by hand | native |
| Attention router | none | native |
| Signal when an agent waits | none | out-of-band |
| Maintenance when the infra breaks | on you | our problem |
Voyageur orchestrates, it doesn't lock you in. Where others drop you on an isolated box and a single vendor, you keep full control.
Your complete environment, your access, your tools. No sandbox holding you back.
You keep Claude Code and whatever model you want. Voyageur never resells inference, it orchestrates.
Neither Codespaces at Microsoft nor Ona at OpenAI. No vendor lock-in, no billing by machine-time.
On your machine by default. Or, if you prefer, an environment hosted on our cluster, ready in one move. A comfort option, never the core of the offer.
Mac and Linux. We iterate fast, we answer every question.
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Open alpha, direct access. You keep Claude Code, you get the control tower.