Architecture8 min read
Local-first AI coding: how Amoeba shares sessions over WebSocket
Log in from the CLI, run a local server, and let teammates join over WebSocket. Your code never leaves your machines.
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Amoeba runs on your machine. The CLI signs you in, then starts a local server that exposes the session over WebSocket. Teammates connect to it directly; there is no hosted copy of your repository.
Agent runs, diffs and terminal output are streamed peer to peer. When a teammate drops off Wi-Fi, they reconnect to the same lanes and output when they return.
This is what lets Amoeba offer zero data retention as a property of the architecture rather than a policy.
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