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Get ThreadKnot

Install it, point it at a folder, and it drives the agent CLIs already signed in on your machine. Nothing to configure, no keys to paste.

Builds publish with the first public release. Until then, build from source in three commands.

Build from source

Rust and Node, then three commands

$ git clone https://github.com/blibbers/threadknot.git
$ cd threadknot
$ npm install
$ npm run tauri dev

Two binaries come out of a release build: threadknot for the desktop window and threadknot-headless if you only want the LAN server running on a machine you never sit at.

Before you start

What ThreadKnot expects to find

An agent CLI, signed in
At least one of claude, codex or kimi installed and authenticated with your own account. ThreadKnot spawns them, it never asks for an API key.
Chrome, for the shared browser
The browser workspace drives an isolated Chrome session. Skip it and everything else still works.
A LAN, for phone and mesh
Out of the box, nothing leaves your network: phone control and multi-machine pairing need the devices mutually reachable on the same LAN or tailnet.