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Paseo is a self-hosted daemon published by Mohamed Boudra that provides a single unified interface for running AI coding agents, supporting Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, and Pi. Currently at version 0.8.0, with two versions released to date, the software allows developers to operate these agents on their own machines while connecting remotely from a phone, desktop computer, or web browser. Paseo functions by running a local daemon that manages the coding agents, with a desktop app, mobile app, web app, and command-line interface all connecting to that central daemon. Because agents execute directly on the user's machine, they operate within the full local development environment, using the user's own tools, configurations, and skills rather than a sandboxed or remote setup. This architecture makes Paseo relevant to the developer tools and AI-assisted coding category, particularly for users who want to orchestrate multiple agent backends without switching between separate interfaces. Practical use cases include running several agents in parallel across one or more personal machines, monitoring or directing coding tasks from a mobile device while away from a desk, and maintaining a consistent workflow across different agent providers. The software also emphasizes privacy and user control: it does not employ telemetry, tracking, or forced log-ins, keeping all activity local to the user's infrastructure. As a self-hosted solution, Paseo is suited to developers who prefer to retain ownership of their environment and data while still taking advantage of modern AI coding assistants from anywhere.
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