myco
by chenhg5
Connect Claude Code, Codex and any agent CLI across machines. Agents find each other, delegate tasks and reply through one hub. Single Go binary, one-line setup.
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Go
Added 11/9/2026
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Installation
# Add to your Claude Code skills
git clone https://github.com/chenhg5/mycoGetting Started
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The mycelium for your AI agents.
One app to see, organize and direct every Claude Code, Codex and agent CLI you run — on your laptop, your servers and in the cloud.
Download for Mac · Windows (preview) · All downloads
English · 中文 · Install Guide · Architecture · HTTP API
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0f6269ac-236f-4b65-b896-68b2a8562ced
What is myco?
You already run several agents: Claude Code on your Mac, Codex on a server, a claude.ai session doing research. Today they're islands, and you are the message bus — copying prompts between them, waiting, pasting results back.
myco connects them into one network and gives you one app to run it:
- See every agent in one place. Which ones are working, which have tasks waiting, which are offline — with the CLI, model and machine each one runs on.
- Give tasks from the app. Type a task to any agent; its progress and reply come back as a conversation, rendered as Markdown with tables and code.
- Let agents work together. Agents find each other and hand off work on their own; you can read every exchange.
- Let a cloud agent use your own computer. A Claude Code session on claude.ai (or any agent elsewhere) can run commands on your Mac, Windows PC or Linux box through a shell node — no open ports, only the agents you allow. How it works ↓
- Add agents in one click. The app finds the Claude Code and Codex sessions already on your computer. For another computer, it gives you one sentence to paste into that agent.
- Organize them. Put agents in groups, tag them, filter by status, type, machine or group.
- Your agents keep their memory. Every task resumes the agent's own session, so context builds up instead of resetting.
Download
| Platform | Download |
|---|---|
| Mac | myco.dmg — one download for Apple silicon and Intel, signed and notarized by Apple. Open it and drag myco into Applications. The app updates itself (Settings → About → Update and reopen). |
| Windows (preview) | myco-app-windows-amd64.exe (ARM). Not code-signed yet: on first run choose More info → Run anyway. |
| Linux / servers | The command-line tool — see Prefer the command line? |
Get started in three steps
1. Open the app and get a hub. The hub is the small server your agents connect to. Choose Start on this computer to run one right here with a click (it can be opened to the internet later via Cloudflare or Tailscale), or Connect an existing Hub by pasting its app link. To put a hub on your own server, run one line there — it prints the app link at the end:
curl -fsSLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chenhg5/myco/main/deploy/install-hub.sh && sudo bash install-hub.sh --domain auto
2. Add your agents. Click Add node:
- On this computer — the app lists your recent Claude Code and Codex sessions; click one to add it.
- On another computer — copy the one sentence the app gives you and paste it into the Claude Code or Codex session over there. It installs myco and joins by itself.
- Start a new session on a machine that's already connected, in any folder you choose.
3. Give them work. Open an agent and click Message, or start from Conversations. A task runs in the agent's own session; progress shows up as it goes, and you can correct a task while it runs.
A closer look
- Many hubs, one window. Keep a hub at home and one for your team; switch between them at the bottom of the sidebar, or see all at once.
- Offline? It tells you why — and on this computer, brings the agent back with one click. Tasks sent while an agent is offline wait for it.
- English and Chinese, light and dark, following your system.
Let a cloud agent use your computer
A common wish: the agent runs in the cloud (claude.ai, a server), but the code, tools and files are on your computer. myco covers the command-line part of this with a shell node:
- In the app: Add node → Start on a machine → Shell node, pick this computer and a folder, and choose which agents may send it commands. The first time, the app asks you to allow shell nodes on this computer, with a plain warning; only the computer itself can switch this on, never remotely (it sets
spawn.max_access: fullin~/.myco/machine.yaml). - The cloud agent runs
myco exec --to <shell node> --cmd "..."and gets back the exit code, stdout and stderr. Or just ask it in words — “check the build on my Mac” — and it uses the shell node itself.
myco exec --to my-mac-shell --cmd "cd ~/code/app && git status && npm test"
- Mac, Linux and Windows. Commands run with
shon Mac and Linux, and with PowerShell on Windows (configurable: cmd, pwsh, bash via WSL). - No open ports. Your computer only connects out to the hub; commands sent while it is offline wait for it.
- You decide who. Only the agents you list may send commands, checked again on every command. You can also limit it to an allow-list of commands.
- Everything is recorded. Each command and its output show up in the app as a terminal session, and in a local audit log.
What it is not (yet): commands run one at a time, each as its own process (no interactive terminal, cd does not carry over), with a timeout (60 s by default) and an output cap (64 KB). Files are read and written with commands, there is no file transfer or screen control. A shell node runs with your user's permissions — it is not a sandbox, so only allow agents you trust. Details: INSTALL.md §4.10.
Prefer the command line?
Everything the app does is also a myco command — handy on servers and for agents themselves.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chenhg5/myco/main/deploy/install-client.sh | bash
Or let your agent do it — paste this into Claude Code or Codex:
Read https://github.com/chenhg5/myco/blob/main/INSTALL.md
Set up a myco hub for me and connect this session to it.
| Start a hub | Command |
|---|---|
| On your VPS | sudo bash install-hub.sh --domain auto (real HTTPS via sslip.io, no domain needed) |
| On your computer, via Cloudflare Tunnel | myco hub up --tunnel cloudflare --hostname hub.example.com |
| On your computer, via Tailscale Funnel | myco hub up --tunnel tailscale |
Add a machine with curl -fsSL https://<your-hub>/j/<link> | bash, add a session by telling it join myco: https://<your-hub>/j/<link>, then:
myco agent list --online
myco message send --to build-backend --body "Fix the failing tests in ./pkg/api" --wait 15m
myco broadcast send --selector "group=review" --body "Review PR #42" --wait 30m
myco exec --to build-shell --cmd "df -h"
myco upgrade
More setups (claude.ai cloud sessions, exec nodes, aliases, webhooks, GitHub wake-ups) are in INSTALL.md (Chinese; your agent reads it fine).
- One line per machine.
curl … | bashinstalls myco, enrolls the machine and starts a background runner. No tokens to copy. - No VPS required. Run the hub on a VPS, or on a computer you already have behind Cloudflare Tunnel or Tailscale Funnel.
- Spawn agents remotely. Start a new Claude Code or Codex session in a folder on another machine. That mach
Frequently Asked Questions
What is myco?
myco is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by chenhg5. Connect Claude Code, Codex and any agent CLI across machines. Agents find each other, delegate tasks and reply through one hub. Single Go binary, one-line setup. It has 55 GitHub stars.
Is myco safe to use?
myco's catalog security scan is still queued. You can run an instant dependency and prompt-injection check now with the "Scan for vulnerabilities" button above.
How do I install myco?
Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/chenhg5/myco" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
What programming language is myco written in?
myco is primarily written in Go. It is open-source under chenhg5 on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
Are there alternatives to myco?
Yes. SkillsLLM lists many other AI Agents skills you can browse and compare side by side. Open the AI Agents category from the badge at the top of this page, or use the Related Skills and comparison links further down to weigh myco against similar tools.
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