Tenux – Access your computer from your phone (terminal, files, browser)

Tenux is a tool that tunnels a user's computer to their phone, with an AI agent in the loop. The site says users direct the agent and it executes, and that terminal and browser access are included. Installation is done once with npm i -g @tenux/cli. After linking a machine, the user starts an agent and opens tenux.dev on a phone to access the machine from the dashboard.

Tenux provides full terminal access to the actual shell on a phone, allowing use of CLI agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Aider, as well as git, npm, docker, and ssh. Tenux Chat is described as an agentic chat that works the machine by typing in the terminal and viewing and controlling the browser through the Tenux MCP. Users can bring their own key or run on Tenux credits. The Tenux browser shows localhost on the phone, so a dev server can render and be tested.

According to the site, code, files, and chat history live on the user's machine and never in Tenux's database. The database holds login, billing, routing, any registered AI provider key, and direct messages such as support tickets. On the free tier, phone-to-computer traffic stays on the user's own network; paid plans enable reaching the machine from anywhere through an encrypted relay.