AI coding workspace + personal agent

Run your agents. Keep your context.

CTM brings your coding sessions together. Wall-E brings memory and tools to the work. Run Claude Code, Codex, and more side by side. Delegate a task, review the result, and find the decisions behind it.

Install both · Node.js 24.22+ and npm
npx create-walle install ./walle

Install with npm on macOS or Linux. Mac app update coming soon.

Runs on your hostMIT licensedUse your agent accounts

One workspace. More continuity.Illustrative example

CTM / Manage the work

  • Build the featureClaude CodeLead sessionPlan & implement
  • Review the changeCodexDelegated taskCheck & report

↕ Session history through Wall-E memory tools

Wall-E / Recover the context

“Why did we choose this approach?”

Search earlier sessions and connected work sources, then bring the relevant context into the next task.

Bring your agentsClaude CodeCodexGemini CLIOpenCodeCursor AgentWall-EShell

Agent accounts and authentication are required for the providers you use. Session and review features vary by agent.

Two parts. One working environment.

Manage the sessions.
Carry the knowledge forward.

Keep active work in CTM and ask Wall-E for the context around it, from past coding sessions to the work sources you connect.

CTM · Coding Task Manager

Your agents, under one roof.

A browser workspace for running coding sessions and staying involved as the work progresses.

  • Work across agents

    Run sessions side by side, keep persistent scrollback, and revisit earlier work without hunting through terminal windows.

  • Delegate with a model you choose

    Give a focused task to a Claude or Codex worker. Choose its model and effort, then review its report.

  • Keep the next step ready

    Save prompts, queue follow-up tasks, and review code and documents. Use approval flows where the agent supports them.

Wall-E · Personal agent & memory

Context beyond a single chat.

A personal agent with searchable memory, connected tools, and reusable workflows.

  • Find the earlier decision

    Search prior coding sessions and saved memories. Recover the reasoning behind a change before starting the next one.

  • Bring context to your coding agent

    Connect Wall-E through MCP so compatible agents can look up shared memory and session history.

  • Work with your connected tools

    Chat with Wall-E to search the sources you connect and use configured tools. 16 Bundled Skills add workflows such as memory search and optional scheduled briefings.

Step away from the desk.
Stay with the session.

Configure phone or tablet access to check in on your running workspace. Your host stays on; remote access requires setup and authentication.

Put your work history to use

The next session starts with a better question.

Use Wall-E from its chat or a compatible coding agent. Look up a past attempt, recover a decision, or draw on a connected work source.

Example prompts. Results depend on available history, connected sources, and permissions.

“What did we try last time?”

Find the earlier coding session before repeating the investigation.

“Why did we make this decision?”

Search saved memory and connected work context for the reasoning.

“Give this task to a Codex worker.”

Delegate a focused implementation task from a connected coding agent and review the worker’s report.

Get started

One install. Your choice of agents.

Start with a coding session. Add memory connections, skills, and remote access as you need them.

  1. 01 / INSTALL

    Set up CTM + Wall-E

    Install Node.js 24.22 or later and npm, then run the command above in your terminal.

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  2. 02 / CONNECT

    Sign in to your agents

    Finish setup in the browser. Authenticate the coding agents and model providers you want to use.

  3. 03 / WORK

    Start your first session

    Choose an agent, open your project, and send a task. Save a reusable prompt or queue the follow-up.

Optional: connect work sources, configure Wall-E MCP for your coding agents, enable scheduled skills, or pair a phone or tablet.

Your host, your workspace

Know where your work lives.

Workspace and memory on your host

CTM and Wall-E run where you install them. SQLite is the default storage for local state and memory. Use backups and exports to preserve or move your data.

Providers and connections you choose

Agents and integrations may send data to their own services. Their accounts, fees, permissions, and data policies apply. Connect only the sources and tools you want to use.

A workspace for the next task

Bring your agents.
Build on what you already know.

Install CTM + Wall-E