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fareroInstall
/faˈɾeɾo/ — lighthouse keeper

Ship on a
different scale.

Take the coding agents you already use into a workspace built for running many at once. Keep the overview, find the details, and direct the work from anywhere.

Install FareroExplore the app

Private by design · Code and chats live only on your devices

Explore multiple repos: switch workspaces and agents, follow the conversation, and review the changes.Actual interface · read-only example data
ONE APP. THREE HARNESSES.Works with your existing subscriptions. Use OpenRouter via OpenCode to support nearly every single model.
Codex Claude Code OpenCode

01Built-in MCP tools

An IDE your agents
can operate.

Ask in the conversation you’re already in. Your agent can find an earlier decision, spin off a fix, or explore an idea in another chat.

Current conversation

You

We discussed how authentication should work last week. Find that chat and check this against what we decided.

Your agent

Found it. We agreed to keep people signed in for 30 days and ask them to sign in again before changing billing details. This change signs everyone out after 24 hours. I’ll keep the 30-day session and add a test for the billing check.

Source chat

Authentication decisions

Last Tuesday · 2 decisions found

Illustrative conversation · not a live agent

02Isolated worktrees

Control a fleet of agents.
All at the same time.

Review the session fix while another workspace builds team invitations. Each has its own Git branch and working directory. Agents collaborating in the same workspace share its files and can talk to each other. Ship like never before.

Fork a chat to explore a side task Review each task’s diff separately Archive finished work, restore it later
platform / main

Add team invitations

feat/team-invites
ClaudeWorking

Fix session refresh

fix/session-refresh
CodexReady for review

Explore the API

research/api
OpenCodeDone

Code review and private previews, included.

Inspect diffs, manage pull requests, and open the running app from your workspace.

A magnifying glass rests on a lighthouse keeper’s logbook filled with faded handwriting, small sketches of a lighthouse, a ship and a storm, and faint drafting construction circles.

03Conversation history

Never forget
a decision

Forgot why a line was changed, and git blame doesn’t tell you enough?

Farero remembers the entire conversation behind the change: the reasoning, the tradeoffs, and the decisions that led to it.

Both you and your agents can search every previous conversation to find the context you need.

04Remote control

Run coding agents locally.
Control them from anywhere.

Send prompts, answer agent questions, review diffs, and manage pull requests from your phone. Keep connection private with Tailscale.

Farero can keep your Mac alive and autoconnect to hotspot, so you can put your laptop in your bag and seamlessly continue your conversations on your phone.

How to connect
A hooded explorer raises a lantern while stepping through a person-sized stone arch.

AGENT ROLES

Give every agent
a sense of direction.

Set up roles to automatically have have a task be run with a certain model and in a certain way. Like skills but cross-provider so you don’t have to interrupt your work. Run browser QA in a cheaper model, generate images from a Claude chat, anything you can think of.

Farero keeps the configuration shared across providers, and can import your existing Claude agents.

Multi-agent workflowsBeta

Never waste
a single token.

Give Farero the objective. It plans the work, sends routine exploration and setup to lower-cost agents, and brings in stronger models only for the decisions, implementations, and reviews that need them.

With built-in coordination, handoff stays seamless between models.

02 / ExplorationLower-cost legwork
Gets
The immutable objective and one focused assignment. No parent transcript rides along.
Does
Maps the code and constraints. May run tests and write reproductions under .context/scratch/; source files stay unchanged.
Returns
Concise evidence with remaining risks. The investigation stays in its own chat, one hop away if you ever need it.
  • Frozen rolesPlanning, exploration, and implementation are locked for the run.
  • Focused briefs inObjective plus assignment. Never the whole history.
  • Concise reports backEvidence and risks. Earlier digging stays put.
  • Fresh thread per agentEvery workflow chat owns its provider thread.
Illustrative workflow · roles configured by youHow Auto picks the model

05Auto model

Model selection,
based on the task.

Give Farero the task. Auto chooses from the models best suited for the task. It also knows your usage limit, so work will be perfectly distributed between your AI subscriptions.

  1. 01 / Quick edit

    Change the button text from “Sign Up” to “Get started”.

    Muse Spark 1.3Quick edits

    A precise change with a clear result. A lightweight model fits the task.

  2. 02 / Explore ideas

    Suggest three ways to simplify our onboarding flow. Explain the tradeoffs.

    Opus 5.5Product thinking

    An open-ended task that calls for useful options and considered tradeoffs.

  3. 03 / Deep investigation

    A few customers are charged twice after a connection drops. Logs look normal and we can’t reproduce it. Find out why.

    GPT 6 AstraDeep investigation

    An intermittent failure with no reliable reproduction. Trace the evidence across retries, requests, and payment events.

Illustrative selections. Your available models, profiles, and routing settings determine the choice.

06Context & plan usage

Know when your chat
needs more room.

Deep into an investigation? See how much context the chat has used, then compact the conversation or fork it to continue. Check provider usage limits and reset times before starting more work.

Chat context64% used
Instructions Messages Reasoning Tools

07Setup & FAQ

Before you install.

How Farero fits into your setup.

Where do the agents run?

On your computer. Farero runs the Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode harnesses locally. Model requests still go to the provider you use; local hosting does not mean offline inference.

How does remote access work?

For private access, install Tailscale on your computer and phone and connect them to the same tailnet. Farero can also use a public connection when you need access without Tailscale. Open Farero’s connection menu and scan the phone QR code to connect. On macOS, Farero can keep the computer awake while agents are active, and its optional no-sleep setup supports running with the lid closed.

Which providers can I use?

Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode. Sign in with the authentication supported by each provider. Your provider’s subscription, API charges, and usage limits apply. Available models and controls differ by provider.

What do I need to install?

Farero supports Apple silicon Macs, Windows x64 and x64 desktop Linux with systemd. Install Git first (Command Line Tools on macOS, Git for Windows on Windows, your package manager on Linux). Farero bundles its own Node runtime. Tailscale is needed for private remote access.

Is every agent in a separate worktree?

Each workspace has a separate Git branch and working directory. Agents collaborating in the same workspace share its files and can talk to each other. Worktrees separate tasks; they are not security sandboxes.

What is still in beta?

Call center and Workflows are beta features. Calls happen in the browser; phone-number calling is not included. Keeper is coming soon. Windows and Linux do not currently support keep-awake, screen-lock detection, or Wi-Fi controls. On Linux, Farero keeps running after you log out, including when you close an SSH connection.

GET STARTED

Install Farero.

Farero runs everywhere; your desktop, a laptop, on WSL, or a remote server.

Download installer .pkg
Apple silicon · Git required
Installing on a server or VM? Show install command
TerminalINSTALL WITH ONE COMMAND
curl -fsSL https://updates.farero.ai/install.sh | sh

Includes the runtime and automatic updates.

View install script

My year on GitHub.

4,751contributions since I started Farero in August, out of 10,804 in 2026.

Daily GitHub contributions for hyldmo in 2026: 10,804 contributions, 4,751 of them since August 9, 2026.
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IN DEVELOPMENT

Beta

Call center

Talk through the work when typing is slow. Ask which agents need you, decide what happens next, and confirm the exact instructions before sending them.

“Which workspaces need my input?”

“The session fix needs a test decision. Team invitations are still in progress.”
Illustrative call · browser voice · saved call history
Coming soon

Keeper

You already told an agent how your team writes tests. Keeper is being built to learn preferences, project decisions, and recurring corrections from your chats for future conversations.

Less repeating the decisions you’ve already made.