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How to set up a self-hosted team server for shared agent history with Flopwire

Join every teammate's devices into one searchable archive on a server you run.

Credentials. Secrets are redacted only by pattern, so any secret the patterns miss is stored as written and visible to every team member in the archive.

Who it is forA team lead or platform engineer who wants all members' agent sessions searchable together on infrastructure they control.

The problemEach developer's agent history stays on their own machine, so the team cannot search or reuse what others learned.

The outcomeThe team has one server, teammates enroll their devices, and searches span connected machines and team members.

What you need first

  • macOS or Linux (arm64 or amd64) with a shell
  • At least one supported harness CLI installed, such as Claude Code CLI, Codex CLI, Devin CLI, or opencode
  • Docker with Compose, only for the team server use case
  • A shared team server address and a way to send an invite string over a channel you trust, only for the team server use case

Steps

  1. Run git clone https://github.com/flopwire/flopwire && cd flopwire and then cp .env.example .env, replacing every example secret.
  2. Run docker compose up -d --wait to start Postgres, object storage, and the server.
  3. Run docker compose exec -T flopwire flopwire fingerprint to print the server fingerprint, then run docker compose exec -it flopwire flopwire bootstrap --server https://flopwire.example.internal:8080 --fingerprint --name 'Ada Admin' --email [email protected] to create the first administrator. (inferred, check the README)
  4. Run flopwire invite --email [email protected] and send the printed invite string over a channel you trust.
  5. Have the teammate run flopwire claim --invite '<invite-string>' --name 'Teammate' and then flopwire enroll --name laptop. (inferred, check the README)

Prompt for your agent

In the flopwire/flopwire repo, follow docs/two-laptop.md to start the team server and verify with `docker compose exec -T flopwire flopwire fingerprint` that it prints a sha256 fingerprint. Report the server address and the fingerprint, and confirm that `flopwire login` works for <admin-email>.

Caveat. The server always serves TLS, and the README says to read SECURITY.md before deploying a team server, since every member can search the whole organization's archive.

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