Kero Makes Coding Sessions Persistent
Kero is a native, cross-platform terminal workspace that groups coding-agent sessions by project and keeps them alive after the window closes. Its daemon, status-aware sidebar, CLI, and remote-host support make Claude Code, Codex, dev servers, and test watchers easier to supervise across machines. [Repository](https://github.com/egoist/kero)
Kero’s strongest idea is treating agent sessions as durable project infrastructure rather than disposable terminal tabs.
- –The kerod daemon preserves panes, processes, and scrollback when Kero quits, eliminating costly session reconstruction.
- –Project grouping and working/waiting/error states turn multi-agent supervision into a quick triage workflow.
- –SSH and Tailscale support extend the same session model to cloud VMs, Linux boxes, Macs, Windows PCs, and WSL. [Remote-host documentation](https://github.com/egoist/kero/blob/main/docs/remote.md)
- –The CLI lets agents and scripts create, split, inspect, and control sessions, making the workspace automatable rather than merely graphical.
- –MIT licensing and libghostty foundations make Kero appealing to developers who want a native, local-first alternative to hosted agent dashboards.
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