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Jano

What if you knew what your agents did while you weren't looking?

A self-hosted SSH console that detects agents from the terminal, without instrumenting them, and keeps a persistent log for every machine. Fleet status stays visible, and the desktop app alerts you when an agent finishes or needs attention.

Beta Fleet console for agents
jano.lexlaboratory.comNotas de versión ↓ Gallery

How it was built

  • 34days of building
  • 99commits
  • 31.1Klines of code
  • 59automated tests
  • 3platformsWeb · Linux · Docker

First commit August 24, 2026 → Last commit September 26, 2026

◆ Built on an open-source base; the numbers count only in-house work.

Languages

Share of the in-house code by language.
  • TypeScript62.2%
  • HTML17.3%
  • Python10.6%
  • CSS4.4%
  • JavaScript3.7%
  • Other1.8%

What it looks like

Jano — Desktop
Jano — Mobile

Highlights

  • Persistent per-agent log: what ran, on which machine, how long it took and its exit code
  • Fleet-wide status and system notifications even when the app is behind another window or minimised
  • One-command Docker setup on Linux, macOS and Windows; Linux AppImage with the server bundled
  • Free, unlimited community edition; credentials stay on your server, secrets can live outside the volume via <NAME>_FILE and strict mode will not start without a key

Role

The lab's own derivative of an Apache 2.0 open-source SSH console: brand, design system, agent log, packaging and distribution

Stack

ReactElectronDrizzle

Links

Log

  1. Jano: the black box for your agent fleetVersion 2.8.0 opens a self-hosted SSH console to the public, keeping a log of every agent on every machine.