Your AI Agent Already Has a Home. Tuxee Builds It a Workshop.
Your AI agent is probably doing something useful right now. But can you actually see what it's doing? Or are you just staring at scrolling walls of terminal text? Tuxee is a 10-megabyte Linux server that runs in your browser and solves a problem nobody talks about: AI agents work in the dark. Built by Jan Tomášek (creator of Agent Zero), it gives you and your agent a shared workshop where you can literally watch files appear, terminals run, and work happen in real time. No installation, no server expertise required — just drag and drop files like you're using Gmail. The killer feature? Persistent terminals. Start a job in the morning, close your browser, check progress from your phone at midnight. The command line doesn't die when you log out. For AI agents running long tasks, this changes everything. **What You'll Learn:** - Why agents need a "workshop" separate from their container "home" - How persistent terminals solve the biggest agent workflow problem - Who can actually use this (spoiler: non-technical people included) - The honest security warnings you need to know before installing - How a 10MB footprint compares to traditional server control panels This isn't just a tool. It's a relationship change between humans and AI agents. Instead of slipping notes under the door, you're working side by side in the same room. Hit like if you're building with AI agents, and subscribe for more deep dives on the tools actually changing how we work with AI. #Tuxee #AIAgents #AgentZero #LinuxServer #AIAutomation #AITools #AgentWorkflow #AIInfrastructure — Links — https://agent-zero.ai/ https://github.com/agent0ai/agent-zero https://tuxee.app/ a dumb drop by dumbfoundry
2026-10-22