Truly — this is an excellent and accessible idea (bravo!), but if I can whittle away at a free and open source version, why should I ever consider paying for this?

I can already see how this evolves into something where you're basically managing a team of specialized agents rather than doing the actual coding, you set up some high-level goals, maybe break them down into chunks, and then different agents pick up different pieces and coordinate with each other, the human becomes more like a project manager making decisions when the agents get stuck or need direction, imho tools like omnara are just the first step toward that, right now it's one agent that needs your input occasionally, but eventually it'll probably be orchestrating multiple agents working in parallel, way better than sitting there watching progress bars for 10 minutes.

https://github.com/sst/opencode/issues/176

I recall watching a stream where the authors imagined instructing the agent to do a piece of work and then getting notified on your phone when it is done or being able to ask it to iterate on your phone.

Open-sourced my own duct-taped way* of doing this with free/open-source stuff a few weeks ago, recommend you give this kind of Claude on the go workflow a try during your next flight delay / train ride / etc.

*https://github.com/smithclay/claudetainer

This looks like exactly what I was envisioning so congrats on getting out there first! LMK if you want to add voice controls to this.

[0]: https://github.com/robdmac/talkito

[1]: https://talkito.com

I've been having a lot of success with Google's Jules (https://jules.google.com/) which has the added benefit of running the agent on their VMs and being able to execute scripts (such as unit tests, linting, playwright, etc). The website works great on mobile and has notification support.

With the Google AI Pro subscription you get 100 tasks a day(!) included, it's a fantastic deal.

Main question I have since your backend is open source, is there a way to self host and point the mobile app at our own servers?

Basically, tunnelling to my mac so I can run my local mistral workflow/git/project builds yet with a gui like yours.

Start an agent, receive a call when a response from the user is needed, provide instruction, repeat.

Use case would be to continue the work hands-free while biking or driving.

Once you start running coding agents async you realize that prototyping becomes much cheaper and it is easier to test out product ideas and land on the right solution to a problem much quicker.

I've been coding like this for the past few months and can't imagine life without being able to invoke a coding agent from anywhere. I got so excited by it we started building https://www.terragonlabs.com so we could do this for any coding agent that crops up.

When I just set Claude loose for long periods, I get incomprehensible, brittle code.

I don't do maintenance so maybe that's the difference but I have not had good results from big, unsupervised changes.

* All of these are trivially installable via `npm install -g ...`

This would be a killer product in this setting as copilot is quite “chatty”

I've been looking for this for some time now. This is amazing if it delivers.

Codex already works from your phone, I imagine Anthropic is well on its way to ship Claude Code across devices/apps too..

Currently trying it and the output from claude code output doesn't appear on my phone though? Sometimes it outputs nothing, sometimes it outputs what appears to be a bunch of xml tags for tool calls I am assuming are meant to be parsed. But the notifications are working well which is nice.

(* though I have some security concerns about this as juicy target vs just rolling my own)

Is anyone working on collaborative Claude Code-ing with coworkers in Slack/Discord?

For now I'll just stick with a VNC solution for my macbook.