Lumbergh Documentation¶
Welcome to the Lumbergh docs — a self-hosted web dashboard for supervising multiple AI coding agent sessions (Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, and more) running in tmux on Linux/macOS or psmux on Windows.
Watch diffs roll in, fire off prompts, check todos, and keep your AI workers on task — all from your browser or phone.
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Getting Started
Install Lumbergh in 30 seconds and start supervising your first session.
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Guides
Learn how to use the dashboard, terminals, git viewer, prompts, and more.
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Reference
Configuration options, environment variables, data storage paths.
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Troubleshooting
Common issues and how to fix them.
What You Get¶
- Multi-session dashboard — all your AI sessions at a glance with live idle detection (working / idle / error / stalled)
- Multi-agent support — run Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, or Codex per session
- Live terminals — interact with real terminal sessions via xterm.js + WebSockets
- Git diff viewer — watch diffs, commits, and branch changes as the AI writes code
- Git operations — commit, merge, rebase, cherry-pick, stash, reword, reset, force-push, and more
- AI commit messages — generate conventional commit messages from the current diff
- Git graph — interactive metro-style commit history visualization
- File browser — browse project files with syntax highlighting and markdown preview
- Prompt templates — reusable prompts at project and global scope, fire them with one click
- Todos & scratchpad — per-project notes and task tracking with cross-session todo moves
- Shared files — share context (including images) across sessions
- AI status summaries — AI-generated labels for what each session is doing
- Cloud sync — optional cloud backup, prompt sharing, and community prompt discovery via Lumbergh Cloud
- Optional authentication — password protection with signed cookie sessions
- Mobile-first + PWA — responsive design, installable on your phone or tablet
- Tailscale integration — auto-detects Tailscale for secure remote access with HTTPS/TLS support
- Dark and light themes — toggle with one click
"Being able to code anywhere is a real game changer. Before, I had to lug around my laptop — now I just pull out my phone."
— @jcamierpy24
Quick Install¶
Requires tmux (or psmux on Windows) and git. See Prerequisites for details.
Need uv?
uv is a fast Python package manager that installs tools in isolated environments. Get it with:
Prefer pip? pip install pylumbergh works too.