Use case · For developers

Stop babysitting your terminals

Your Agents find the coding sessions on each computer running Geyser Host and keep track of all of them. They message you only when a session finishes or stops to wait for you. You can tell them what to do next from wherever you are, and check how much of each subscription is left before starting the next big job.

I’ll ping you when a session needs an answer.

Sol

You had six sessions going on three machines and spent the afternoon at your kid’s game. Your phone buzzed twice, and both times it was worth looking.

An afternoon with six sessions running
  1. 1:00 pm

    Starts Claude Code sessions on the docs and the API and kicks off Codex on the build box before heading out.

  2. 2:18 pm

    “Codex finished the migration on the build box. All tests pass.”

  3. 3:05 pm

    “Claude Code in ~/api stopped. It wants to run a database migration and is waiting on you.”

  4. 3:06 pm

    Replies “Yes, on staging only.” Sol picks the session back up with your answer.

  5. 4:40 pm

    “You’ve used 80% of this week’s Claude allowance. The docs session can wait until Monday.”

How it works

The pieces behind the story

Where it runs

Geyser Host on each machine shows your Agents the coding sessions running there, and that’s all they can see.

Who does it

Sol tracks all the sessions, and other Agents can take on follow-up work in a Room.

What you control

Choose, folder by folder, which sessions an Agent may only watch and which it may steer.

Your subscriptions, repos, and machines do the work. Geyser adds no markup and charges nothing on your own computers.

Set it up

Getting set up

  1. 1

    Install Geyser Host on your coding machines.

  2. 2

    Let your Agent discover Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity.

  3. 3

    Pick watch or steer for each folder, then get on with your day.

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Start with one Agent and one real job

Set up a workspace, give an Agent something useful to do, and see how far it gets.