frogg documentation

frogg runs coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex on a daemon you host, and lets you follow, approve and steer them from the desktop app, a browser, Android or the CLI. Agents keep running when you close the laptop.

Install the daemon (Linux, macOS)Copy

$ curl -fsSL https://frogg.app/install.sh | bash

Start here

Getting startedInstall, connect, first agent.

Using froggWorkspaces, agents, permissions, schedules, voice.

Agents and providersProviders, custom providers, MCP, skills.

Desktop, mobile and CLIEvery client, and the CLI reference.

Self-hostingServices, Docker, Nix, security, updates.

Fork and rebrandShip your own branded frogg from a fork.

ContributingDevelop, test and release frogg.

At a glance

Daemon platforms	Linux and macOS (install script), Windows (zip), Docker, Nix
Clients	Windows, macOS and Linux desktop; web; Android APK; CLI
Providers	Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, Pi, Oh My Pi, any ACP agent
Default port	9999
License	Apache-2.0, forked from Paseo
Source and releases	github.com/frogg-app/frogg