Control coding agents and terminals away from your desk

The security model seems robust with short-lived QR codes. I am eager to test the integration with existing coding agents during the pilot phase.

This is exactly what I needed for managing coding agents away from my desk. The fact that my machines and credentials stay where they run while I scan a short-lived QR code is brilliant. I love that every alert stays attached to its machine, session, and provider, so I never lose context. Being able to approve, deny, or steer with the provider context intact gives me the flexibility I crave. The interface showing both agent context and the raw terminal is intuitive. I can see the exact question and why a run stopped, then decide instantly. Opening the same session in the raw terminal when I need full control feels seamless. It runs beside the tools I already use, so there is no new workspace or terminal migration to worry about. Installing the CLI and running one command gets me started on macOS or Linux. The security model with pin, machine identity, and one-time auth is reassuring. I am really excited to join the pilot and see how this handles multiple agents simultaneously. It feels like the future of remote development is here, and it is built on solid principles.

Having Claude Code and OpenCode run on my machine while I monitor from my phone is a game changer. The ability to take over the raw terminal instantly gives me confidence that I am always in control without losing my local context.

The concept of keeping credentials on the local machine while controlling agents remotely seems secure, especially with the short-lived QR enrollment. However, it is not entirely clear how the four supported agents compare in capability or if the human-in-the-loop feature adds enough value to justify the setup process for larger teams. The security model appears robust, but the practical workflow still needs more explanation.

It looks great for staying connected to agents while moving around. I just wish the pricing details were clearer before committing.