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Floom's terminal IDE for AI agents: Claude control plane, Codex workers, Docker runtime, hooks, skills, memory, and browser/Gmail workflows.
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Works with any agent
ships AGENTS.md, the cross-tool instruction file.
In its own words
A terminal IDE for AI agents, extracted from 500+ real sessions
moto is Floom's terminal IDE for AI agents: Claude as the control plane, Codex for backend/infra/debugging, opencode as an optional worker, subagent workflows, Docker-first runtime, CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md-style context, safety hooks, 60+ skills, Gmail/WhatsApp integrations, memory, browser automation, and cost tracking.
Formerly buildingopen/moto. Old GitHub URLs redirect.
A safety hook firing on a destructive command.
Who is this for?
- Founders/operators turning repeated work into software with agents
- Claude Code / Codex users who want a real operating environment instead of one-off prompts
- Terminal-first builders running multiple agents on a Mac + remote Linux box
- Teams standardizing agent rules, hooks, skills, memory, and remote runtime
- Anyone burned by agents running destructive commands, leaking secrets, or claiming success without fresh evidence
What makes this different?
Most AI coding setups are a prompt file plus a pile of tools. moto is the full operating environment: context, hooks, skills, memory, terminal sessions, remote server runtime, browser automation, Docker sandboxes, and launcher commands for Claude, Codex, and opencode.
The philosophy is simple:
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