Architecture

How Quackshell shows local work from a remote agent.

Quackshell gives a coding agent a temporary relay URL for whatever it can serve locally: an app, preview page, image, video, PDF, or generated artifact. You open the URL in a browser and the agent keeps the project naive to the relay.

Diagram showing a browser request flowing through the Quackshell relay to a remote coding agent and its local workspace.

Customer promise

One temporary viewing surface for local agent work.

The user opens a normal HTTPS URL.
The relay routes the request to the active CLI session.
The remote agent serves the local app or artifact from localhost.
The project does not need a Quackshell SDK, deployment step, or relay-aware routing.