Show & tell: omp-web, a self-hosted browser workspace for Pi with a terminal and files

[leafiy]

I maintain leafiy/omp-web, a self-hosted web workspace for the agent CLIs already installed on your machine: Pi, Oh My Pi, Claude Code, and Codex.

I use it on an always-on Linux box and open it from a laptop or phone. It makes reading long replies, reviewing diffs, and moving screenshots and files easier than doing everything through a mobile SSH terminal.

For Pi users, it brings project/session navigation, Markdown replies and expandable tool calls, file previews and Git diffs, uploads, and tabbed terminals into one page. Each agent keeps its own login, configuration, skills, and project instructions. Browser support varies by agent; TUI-only features are still available through the terminal. It is not an agent orchestrator.

This is a fork of 17380936778/omp-web, built on agegr/pi-web. Thanks to those authors and the Pi/OMP maintainers for the foundations. The fork is MIT-licensed and runs from source.

Setup and boundaries: Linux, Node.js 22.19.0+, npm, Git, and an already logged-in agent CLI are required. Web login is mandatory, and the service listens on loopback by default. For remote use, keep it behind a private network or HTTPS reverse proxy. Access to the page gives access to the service account: the terminal is not a sandbox. Remote access does not change a provider's account eligibility, regional availability, or terms.

README and install instructions · Screenshots and overview

If you try it with Pi, I'd appreciate feedback on mobile usability, session history, and native features that don't translate well to the browser.