Hey folks! Perry is a project I was working on for a couple of weeks that I wanted to share. It's an alternative for me for dealing with worktrees on local environments, esp. when I use coding agents. This framework helps me manage containers on my host called workspaces.
On creation each one is pre-registered with Tailscale, and accessible directly via it's project name on your tailnet. For instance if I want to start working on feature-a, I'd run `perry start feature-a` from any of my machines, and after a while it would be available over http://feature-a.
This is great for continuing my coding agent sessions on the go for both Claude Code/Opencode: https://gricha.github.io/perry/docs/workflows/opencode You can easily access them from Termius over Tailscale, or, in case of Opencode, just open a web ui via http://feature-a:4096
My main goal was to be able to work on separate features/projects and have runtime isolation.
It's an early version but I do rely on it for my side projects. I wouldn't say the security is there (at all) to use it for anything other than that, at least at the moment. Let me know what you think!
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Sadly the project has been found by crypto scammers, and token(s) have been created that try to associate themselves with the project. This project and I myself am not affiliated with any crypto tokens. I don't endorse or condone its use.
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On creation each one is pre-registered with Tailscale, and accessible directly via it's project name on your tailnet. For instance if I want to start working on feature-a, I'd run `perry start feature-a` from any of my machines, and after a while it would be available over http://feature-a.
This is great for continuing my coding agent sessions on the go for both Claude Code/Opencode: https://gricha.github.io/perry/docs/workflows/opencode You can easily access them from Termius over Tailscale, or, in case of Opencode, just open a web ui via http://feature-a:4096
My main goal was to be able to work on separate features/projects and have runtime isolation.
It's an early version but I do rely on it for my side projects. I wouldn't say the security is there (at all) to use it for anything other than that, at least at the moment. Let me know what you think!
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Sadly the project has been found by crypto scammers, and token(s) have been created that try to associate themselves with the project. This project and I myself am not affiliated with any crypto tokens. I don't endorse or condone its use.