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Manage every coding agent from one CLI — with isolated profiles, cost control, and security built in.

Why ringlet?

  • One place for all agents — Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Droid, and OpenCode managed through a single interface
  • Profile isolation — each profile gets its own credentials, config, and history with zero leakage
  • Swap providers instantly — switch between Anthropic, MiniMax, OpenRouter, or your own gateway without reconfiguring
  • Know what you're spending — built-in token tracking and cost analytics across every session
  • Secure by default — keychain credential storage, sandboxed remote sessions, bearer-token daemon auth

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/neul-labs/ringlet/main/install.sh | sh

Or with Cargo:

cargo install ringlet

Quick Start

ringlet init              # interactive setup — detects agents, creates first profile
ringlet profiles run work # launch an agent session
ringlet usage             # see token spend

Features

Profile Isolation — every profile runs in its own HOME with separate config, credentials, and conversation history. No cross-contamination between projects.

Provider Switching — bind any agent to any compatible API backend. Move from Anthropic to MiniMax or OpenRouter by creating a new profile — no agent reconfiguration needed.

Intelligent Routing — attach an ultrallm proxy to any profile and define rules that route long-context requests to cheaper providers automatically.

Usage Analytics — track tokens, costs, and session time across all profiles. Import existing Claude Code usage data. Export as JSON or CSV for reporting.

Remote Terminal — run agent sessions in the daemon and access them from a browser-based terminal. Sessions are sandboxed by default with bwrap (Linux) or sandbox-exec (macOS).

Event Hooks — trigger shell commands or webhooks on tool use, notifications, or agent stop events. Build audit logs, Slack alerts, or custom validation pipelines.

Web Dashboard — manage profiles, view usage, and launch terminal sessions from a visual UI at http://127.0.0.1:8765.

Desktop App — native Tauri wrapper for a standalone experience without a browser tab.

Supported Agents

Agent Providers Status
Claude Code Anthropic, MiniMax Supported
Codex CLI OpenAI, OpenRouter Supported
Grok CLI OpenAI-compatible Supported
Droid CLI Anthropic, MiniMax Supported
OpenCode Anthropic, MiniMax Supported

Security

  • Keychain credential storage — API keys are stored in your system keychain (macOS Keychain, GNOME Keyring), never in plain text
  • Profile isolation — each profile runs with a separate HOME, preventing credential and config leakage
  • Sandboxed remote sessions — remote terminal sessions run inside bwrap (Linux) or sandbox-exec (macOS) with read-only system mounts
  • Bearer-token daemon auth — the HTTP API requires a bearer token from ~/.config/ringlet/http_token
  • Localhost only — the daemon binds to 127.0.0.1 by default

Roadmap

Current — profiles, provider switching, usage tracking, proxy routing, hooks, remote terminal, web UI, desktop app

Planned — plugin SDK, cross-device sync, richer scripting API

Team — shared profiles, centralized provider policy, role-based access

Enterprise — SSO integration, audit trails, compliance reporting

Documentation

Full docs at docs.neullabs.com/ringlet

Contributing

Open an issue for design discussions before implementing major features. See the contribution guide for details.

License

MIT — see LICENSE

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