Reach it from wherever you are.
Your sessions run on your desktop. You reach them from the chat apps already on your phone, and from your other computers.
Telegram
Turret answers your own Telegram bot in a private group. Each session gets a topic of its own.
- Send
/session, pick a folder you approved, and the session starts. - Write in the topic to steer it.
- In Manual mode, when it wants to edit a file or run a command, a message arrives with Allow once and Deny.
- Add people to watch the group or to steer, and choose who may approve.
- A session can send you a message, a photo or a file when it's done.
Still 8A permission request answered in Telegram, with the same session on the desktop. Detail 800 × 600 at 2×. Light and dark.
Slack
Turret answers your own Slack app from your desktop.
- Mention
@Turretin a channel you set up, and a session starts in that thread. - Reply in the thread to steer it.
- A permission request arrives as a card with Allow once, Allow always and Deny. Only you and the people you pick can answer it.
A session started from Telegram or Slack never skips its permission requests.
Still 9A Slack thread starting a session. Detail 800 × 600 at 2×. Light and dark.
Your other computers
Pair two desktops running Turret with a PIN. Each then shows the other's sessions in its sidebar.
- Open a session running on the other machine and carry on with it.
- Start a new session there, on a folder or a GitHub repository, with that machine's engines.
- Answer its permission requests.
- Change its settings from this one.
Sign both machines in to the same Tailscale account, and they reach each other from any network. Turret joins your tailnet itself, so the Tailscale app isn't needed.
Still 11Paired machines in the sidebar. Detail 800 × 600 at 2×. Light and dark.
The phone apps
A Turret app for Android is coming.