FAQ

What does it cost?

V1 is free — the whole product, no tiers, no card, as many machines and agents as you like.

Do you store my code?

No. Your agents run on hardware you own and your work stays there. The hub coordinates machines and carries messages; it does not host your repositories and there is no cloud backup, by design.

Do I have to open a port or set up a VPN?

No. Every machine dials out to the hub and nothing listens for inbound connections. A NAT'd desktop, a cloud box and a laptop on hotel wifi all work the same way.

Which agents does it work with?

Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, opencode, Hermes, Antigravity, Cursor and any harness that speaks the Agent Client Protocol — that last group is added by configuration, not by us shipping a release. See Harnesses.

Which operating systems?

Linux and macOS for the machines. Windows works under WSL today; native Windows comes later. The cockpit app is iOS.

Where do I get the app?

TestFlight during the preview.

Can I use my own model?

Yes — point a harness at an OpenAI-compatible endpoint on your own hardware. See Local models.

What happens when an agent needs permission?

It reaches your phone. Approve or deny from the notification or the lock screen without opening the app. How often that happens is up to the autonomy level you set — see Agent policy.

What if an agent goes rogue?

An agent cannot command your other agents unless you turn manage on, and that is enforced at the hub rather than hidden in the app. Kill anything from your phone, or daktyl kill --all on the machine.

Does a restart lose the conversation?

No. Restart an agent and it resumes the same conversation; past sessions stay resumable across a crash or a reboot.

Is there an API?

The hub publishes its own contract at https://app.daktylconnect.com/openapi.json (authenticated). Model-readable docs are at llms.txt and llms-full.txt.