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Local Commander

Connect ChatGPT and Claude to all your PCs

  • Web
  • macOS
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • CLI
  • MCP server
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About Local Commander

Local Commander connects the AI chat you already use (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client with OAuth) to your own computers: a work PC, a home PC, a server, or a relative's laptop you help with. Ask from your phone, pick a computer, and the AI works with the real files, terminal and scripts there. How it works: run one npx command on each computer (Windows 11, macOS on Apple Silicon, Linux), approve it in your browser, and add localcmd.app/mcp to your AI app. Nothing on your computer waits for connections from the internet; the agent connects out over an encrypted line, and only AI apps you signed in with your account can send it work. What you get: • Every request shows which computer ran it and how it ended: done, failed or unknown. • Independent tasks run side by side; work on the same folder waits its turn. • If a computer drops mid-task, the work is never re-run on a guess. • You choose the access: your whole user account or only the folders you pick. Block commands, remove a computer or an AI client at any time. It is not a sandbox: work runs with the permissions of your user account. For stronger isolation, run the agent under a separate user account. Free for one person and up to 5 computers. $15 a month for 15 computers.

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  1. Peter MamrukovMaker

    Hi, I'm Peter, I build Local Commander. I wanted one AI chat to do real work on several computers: my dev PC, a home PC, and servers behind a secure perimeter that can't reach an outside AI themselves. Today I use it to build MCP connectors and to check machines from my phone. Two questions I'd love your answers to: what would you ask your own computers to do, and what would you need to see before you let an AI run commands there? The security page lists what the agent installs, what runs and where it connects: https://localcmd.app/security?utm_source=megalaunch&utm_medium=directory&utm_campaign=first-comment

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