Patchwire
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The desktop app

Run Claude Code on your own remote machine.

It runs a Claude Code session on a machine you own. Two-way sync keeps your laptop and the remote identical, live, so you build and debug right where you always have.

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your editor
you@laptop ❯ build the importer
a machine you own
~/workspace/your-app claude · opus · max

From zero to a synced session.

Three steps the first time. After that you just click into the session and your files stay in step on their own.

  1. Connect

    The setup wizard finds your machine over SSH and installs a per-project key. No router config, no public ports.

  2. Focus

    One click opens the real Claude Code session running on that machine, right inside a VS Code terminal.

  3. Sync

    Two-way sync mirrors every edit between your laptop and the remote, so you run, hot-reload, and debug locally.

The panel

It all lives in one side panel.

Not a chat window pretending to be your editor. A small control panel that drives the session and the sync, and gets out of the way.

  • Focus Claude session Opens the real Claude Code REPL in a terminal on your remote.
  • Two-way sync Laptop and remote stay byte-identical. Flush or pause from the panel.
  • Setup wizard Connect a machine and install a per-project key in a few clicks.

It runs on your hardware. Not a vendor's cloud.

01

The session runs on your own Mac or Linux box, reachable over SSH or a Tailscale tailnet.

02

Your code lives on machines you control. Nothing is handed to a third-party agent service.

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The same project, byte-identical on both ends, for the whole session. No surprises on apply.

Prefer the terminal? It ships as a CLI.

Same idea, no editor. Sync a project to your machine, ask, and review the diff before a single line lands locally.

$ patchwire setup            # connect a machine you own
$ patchwire ask "add a retry to the uploader"
 reviewing diff … apply? [y/N]

Bring Claude into your editor.

Download the app. It runs on your machine, and your code never leaves your network — unless you explicitly attach a live Flutter session, which opens a scoped, opt-in debug channel to your running app (and nothing else).

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