The coding agents everyone talks about — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI, Gemini-CLI — all share one blind spot: they live inside a single terminal on a single machine. This project breaks that tether, turning any running agent session into something you can watch and steer from a phone or browser, no matter which vendor's CLI started it.
What Sets It Apart
- CLI-agnostic: one interface layered over four competing agent CLIs, so switching vendors no longer means relearning a UI.
- Remote-first: sessions keep running on your box or server while you monitor, resume, and reply from anywhere — handy for long agent runs you don't want to babysit at a desk.
- More than chat: an integrated shell, live file editor with syntax highlighting, and a Git explorer for staging, committing, and branch-switching mean you rarely have to drop back to the raw terminal.
- Extensible: a plugin system adds new tabs and backend services, and an optional managed Cloud tier removes the self-hosting setup entirely.
Great Fit / Look Elsewhere
Great fit if you run long or overnight agent tasks and want to check in from mobile, or if you juggle several CLI vendors and want one consistent surface over all of them. Look elsewhere if you only ever drive a single agent at your own desk — the raw CLI is lighter — or if routing agent sessions through a web server introduces security exposure you'd rather not manage.
