zeronsh/zeron

What it solves

Zeron provides a local-first control layer for AI coding agents (such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Devin), allowing users to manage their sessions locally by default while offering optional synchronization across multiple devices.

How it works

Each device runs a small engine that stores sessions locally. The system starts in a local-only mode that requires no account or network connection. For users who want multi-device access, they can sign in to a synced workspace. This allows a user to start an agent on one device (like a VPS) and control or monitor it from another device (such as a laptop), with the ability to read and write files across trusted devices.

Who it’s for

Developers who use AI coding agents and want a local-first approach to session management with the option to keep agents running on remote machines or sync their workspace state across devices.

Highlights

• Local-first architecture: Works without an account or network connection by default.
• Multi-device sync: Ability to drive or follow agents running on other trusted devices.
• Remote workspace access: Trusted devices can list, read, and write files in a remote workspace.
• Persistent agents: Use a VPS to keep agents working even after closing a local machine.