Paseo

The control plane for coding agents. Run Claude Code, Codex & 40+ agents from your desk or your phone. Self-hosted, open

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

$PASEO is live on @ponsdotfamily

CA: 0x7DD2ADcEDA24AfAfFD9032a4AB262960a26803b3

There’s a quiet shift happening in how software gets built.

We used to write code. Now we supervise agents that write it. Claude Code in one terminal, Codex in another, three more running in the background. The work doesn’t stop when you stand up anymore.

The best tool for that world has a perfect name: Paseo. Spanish for a walk. A stroll. The idea that you can step away from your desk and your agents keep shipping.

$PASEO is a community token built around that idea.

Not a promise. Not a roadmap. A flag in the ground for everyone who believes the future of building looks like this:

→ Agents do the typing
→ Humans do the thinking
→ Work happens from anywhere: your desk, your phone, a park bench
→ Open source, self-hosted, and owned by the people who use it

That’s the energy. That’s the token.

How it launched:
Fair launch on @ponsdotfamily. Priced on a bonding curve, then graduated into a permanently locked Uniswap v4 pool. No presale. No team allocation hidden in a corner. Just the curve.

If you’ve ever closed your laptop, gone for a walk, and come back to finished work, this one’s for you.

Go for a walk. Your agents keep shipping.

$PASEO
Live on @ponsdotfamily → https://t.co/TUbGaoc9yL

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[Paseo @paseodotsh]

Somewhere right now, a developer just closed their laptop and went outside.

Their agents didn’t stop. One is fixing a bug. One is writing tests. One just opened a PR.

That’s the whole idea.

$PASEO

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

If you can click it in Paseo, you can script it.

Drive your agents from another agent over MCP, from the terminal with the CLI, or from your own code with the TypeScript SDK.

npm install -g @getpaseo/cli

https://t.co/1EnL6hQPJf

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

Every model has a strength. Why pick just one?

/paseo-handoff passes work between agents.
/paseo-advisor gets a second opinion.
/paseo-committee puts two agents on one root cause.

https://t.co/1EnL6hQPJf

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

Two agents. One repo. Zero conflicts.

Paseo gives every agent its own git worktree, so Claude Code can fix the bug while Codex builds the feature. Review every diff, then merge it all back from one app.

https://t.co/1EnL6hQPJf

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

pase hermes you can now add any agent harness that supports acp (which is most of them)

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

In-app browsers are supported on the desktop app

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

a small QoL update in v0.1.78: syntax highlighting and a copy button for code blocks

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

https://t.co/cVMCEzh23w

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

Claude Code for one task. Codex for another. OpenCode when you feel like it.

Stop juggling terminals.

Paseo puts 40+ coding agents in one app, running on your own machine, with the subscriptions and config you already have. Switch agents mid-task. Run them in parallel. Check in from your phone.

Self-hosted. Open source. No telemetry.

https://t.co/06j9WPxVTT

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

@collidemcp This is a strong step toward making multi-agent development genuinely collaborative. Having Claude Code and Codex work side by side while Collide provides real-time visibility into file changes could make coordination much more seamless and reduce conflicts across workflows.

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

Your coding agents shouldn’t be stuck at your desk.

Claude Code in one terminal. Codex in another. A third agent you forgot about. And the moment you step away, everything stops, because the only way to check on them is to sit back down.

Paseo fixes that.

It’s the control plane for coding agents: one app to run them all, from anywhere.

→ 40+ coding agents in one interface: Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, Pi, Cursor and more
→ Run them in parallel, each in its own git worktree
→ Review every diff and open the PR without leaving the app
→ Desktop, iOS, Android, web, and CLI, all connected to the same workspaces
→ Automate it with MCP, the CLI, or the TypeScript SDK

And the part that matters most:

Your agents run on your machine, with your full dev environment. Your code never leaves it. No telemetry. No tracking. No forced login.

Free and open source.

Start a task at your desk. Check in from your phone. Ship from anywhere.

https://t.co/06j9WPxVTT

[Paseo @paseodotsh]

Your agents don’t need you sitting at your desk.

Start a task on your laptop. Walk away. Check the diff from your phone. Approve the PR from the couch.

Paseo runs Claude Code, Codex, and 40+ coding agents on your own machine, and gives you the same workspaces on desktop, phone, and web.

No telemetry. No forced login. Free and open source.

https://t.co/06j9WPxVTT