Paseo

What is Paseo?

Paseo is an open-source environment for running multiple coding agents simultaneously, including Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. It is relevant to developers who want to orchestrate AI coding tasks from desktop, mobile, or remote machines. Users must install their own agent providers and supply the corresponding credentials.

What are the features of Paseo?

• Parallel agent execution

  Runs multiple coding agents at once, with each provider executing locally as it normally would without behavior modification.
• Cross-platform clients

  Offers a native desktop app for Mac, native iOS and Android apps, and a web interface with full feature parity.
• Remote connectivity

  Connects to agents on remote machines using an optional end-to-end encrypted relay, local network connections, or user-configured tunnels like Tailscale.
• Git worktree isolation

  Creates a git worktree when launching an agent with that option, allowing work on an isolated branch without altering the main directory.
• Plugin system

  Supports over 400 community plugins and allows agents to build and install new UI plugins without restarting the application.
• Automation interfaces

  Provides MCP integration, a CLI, and a TypeScript SDK to automate workflows and trigger agent tasks programmatically.

What are the use cases of Paseo?

• Managing development away from a desk

  Developers use the native mobile app to monitor agent progress, review file changes, and manage pull requests while off-site.
• Distributing issue resolution

  Users instruct an agent via MCP or the CLI to find open GitHub issues labeled ready and fan them out to separate worktree agents automatically.
• Extending the interface dynamically

  A user asks an agent to add a custom sidebar panel for pending pull requests, and the agent generates, installs, and displays the plugin live.

Paseo Pricing Information:

• Open source

  Free under the Apache 2.0 license. Requires users to install supported agent providers and supply their own API credentials. Voice features are local-first by default, with optional cloud speech providers configurable by the user.