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Free tools for coding-agent work.

Set up, audit, estimate, choose Claude Code or Codex mobile paths, connect, and secure the workflow before paying for infrastructure. These tools are useful on their own; Terminalbox is relevant only when the state you need is still running.

Fixed local inputs Source-backed guidance Explicit paid boundary
Choose the job

Start with the smallest useful answer.

Nothing here requires a Terminalbox login. Browser generators keep their generated configuration local; the repository plugin adds no Terminalbox network integration.

06 Connect

SSH config generator

Build a repeatable OpenSSH host block with safer defaults, optional jump host, keepalives, and a matching test command.

Result Local config plus test command
Build an SSH config →
07 Secure

OpenClaw security checklist

Assess exposure, identity, isolation, credential handling, and recovery choices before running a persistent OpenClaw gateway.

Result Local readiness report
Run the checklist →
08 Test

Persistent agent handoff demo

See what closing a laptop changes, why tmux alone is not enough, and how the same interactive session appears on another device.

Result Three-step visual product story
Watch the live demo →
09 Compare

Claude Code web or persistent shell?

Use a provider-correct comparison for asynchronous GitHub work versus live databases, watchers, tmux state, and cross-device steering.

Result Honest workflow boundary
Compare the workflows →
The commercial boundary

Rebuild the files. Pay only to keep state alive.

A clean clone plus repeatable setup is usually the simpler answer. A persistent workspace earns its cost when processes, interactive shell state, or cross-device continuity are the thing you cannot reconstruct.

Use the free path Dependencies restore from tracked files.

Generate the setup, run the audit, and use Claude Code web for asynchronous work.

Build the reproducible setup →
Trust model

Know what leaves the page.

Generated configuration

SSH and Claude setup output is assembled in the browser. Generated commands, hostnames, repository details, and environment variables are not recorded.

Repository audit

The plugin is a visible Markdown instruction bundle. It forbids secret reads, file changes, setup execution, and Terminalbox network calls.

Measurement

Terminalbox records a random per-tab session plus bounded page and destination labels. It does not attach those events to an email or repository.

Still ambiguous?

Bring the workflow, not a sales script.

Describe the process that needs to stay alive. We will recommend a reproducible free setup when that is enough, or help scope a first persistent session when it is not.

Ask for an honest fit check