Pocketty
Answer a stalled coding agent from your phone, in a real terminal
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ColliePWA
Answer your coding agents' prompts from your phone, over your own tailnet
When Claude Code or Codex stalls on a question while you are away from the desk, a push alert and one tap keep it moving, with nothing routed through anyone's cloud.
ColliePWA is a self-hosted web app that mirrors the terminal panes where your coding agents run and makes them usable on a phone. It works with Herdr, tmux and Zellij, sends Web Push alerts when an agent needs input, and offers one-tap replies, a keypad for Esc and Ctrl+C, voice dictation, searchable output and a countdown to when a session's prompt cache goes cold. Several machines can sit behind one URL. It installs with one curl command and is MIT licensed. The maker is plain that this is remote shell access for a single user, and that it belongs only on a private network such as Tailscale.
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