Operator v0.1.0

Operator v0.1.0

Operator is a web-based control room for Claude Code and Codex. Run it on your own machine,
self-host it on a server, or use the hosted version. Each task gets an isolated git
worktree, branch, transcript, and agent session.

What is in this release

• Parallel agent tasks across multiple repositories
• Branching task dependencies with automatic start when blockers finish
• A cross-project inbox for sessions that need input
• Persistent transcripts, reusable project context, and fresh context windows with /clear
• Side-by-side conversation and diff review
• Branch sync, conflict resolution, one-click merge, and GitHub pull requests
• List and kanban views, including suggested tasks
• Per-project and per-task terminals with managed services and live logs
• Token, context, and usage insights
• First-class Claude Code and OpenAI Codex support
• Local, self-hosted, and hosted ways to run Operator

Get started

Run Operator locally with Node 20.9 or newer:

git clone https://github.com/iishyfishyy/operator-oss.git
cd operator-oss
npm install
npm run build
npm start

Open http://localhost:3000. The first-run wizard connects your agent and walks through a
small real task.

For Docker and remote access, see the
self-hosting guide.
To talk with other users and contributors,
join the Operator Discord.

Before you install

Operator executes coding agents and shell commands with the permissions of the machine
running it. Keep a local instance bound to localhost. Put authentication and TLS in front
of any remotely reachable self-hosted instance. Read the
security policy and
self-hosting guide
before exposing Operator to a network.

This is the first public release. Please report bugs through
GitHub Issues
and share feature ideas in
GitHub Discussions.