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Show HN: BeeZee – OSS lightweight remote harness orchestration and observability
Edit: link seems to be broken - https://github.com/BeeZeeAgent/beezee https://github.com/BeeZeeAgent/beezee
First I'd like to address the concerns that might naturally come up.
This repo is 3 days old, yet another LLM slop!
Yes, that's partly true. The reason behind it's age is that I ported it to its dedicated Github account. I had slight variations of the same SW in my personal repo since the end of February. I just wanted to be very clear about the fact that it's an LLM harness project. So I did a tabula rasa. Maybe the wrong decision, but we make mistakes. :) Originally I started to work on a form factor agnostic agent harness, but figured - we already have enough harnesses. So BeeZee's goal is to help manage multi-node, multi-harness, multi-human systems a bit easier. Yes it was 99% written by LLMs. I wrote the prompts, roughly 45% of the README and I handcrafted the logo. I promise the README has 0 (zero) emojis! I used Shadcn for the frontend. I still find it much better than Claude Badges with Dots (TM) and GPT Cards (TM).
Current features:
- self host the local server and the cloud relay
- access your local dev nodes' filesystems
- discover Calude Code and Codex harness on your machines
- spawn Codex/CC terminals sessions through a relay or start CC Remote Control sessions
- resume sessions from both harnesses -> they have a shared memory in that sense
- track high level token usage over time for all connected nodes -> it's one of the key development areas, Codex buggy ATM
- visualise and manage installed MCP servers and CLI tools
- upload files and folders to your remote dev machine -> it was kind of an emergent feature but I find it really handy!
- has a paywalled managed relay under app.beezyai.net -> I'm poor so why not
Please if you find it useful or interesting star the repo, contribute, submit issues and enjoy!