Answer your coding agents' prompts from your phone, over your own tailnet
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Sessions are kept on disk with checkpoints and rewind, so the task you walked away from is still there tomorrow and can be nudged along from a phone over a tunnel you own.
A Rust terminal agent that runs inside a project folder. Sessions persist on disk with checkpoints, rewind and history compaction, memory per repository sits in markdown, and a coordinator called Mission Control assigns work and checks the result. Running it as a daemon exposes a companion phone app, though the tunnel is your problem: it installs neither Tailscale nor cloudflared. Local and OpenAI-compatible models both work. AGPL-3.0, about 900 commits since July 2026, four stars, no tagged release. The site credits Intellinesia Labs.
Answer your coding agents' prompts from your phone, over your own tailnet
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