Made for iPhone Duo. Open it in landscape and your sessions sit beside the live feed. Fold it halfway and the lower half becomes a page for your prompt, with the full keyboard under it, typewriter style. On the closed phone, an agent's question shows with its options, so one tap answers it. Also in this version: timestamps never run ahead of the clock, and the working indicator steps aside while a question is waiting for you.

• Attach an image to a prompt: pick a photo from the session menu and your agent reads it. End-to-end encrypted, works with every agent, and nothing is stored on our relay. • The sidebar follows you into a session on iPad and in landscape, so you can hop between a computer's sessions without backing out. • Pair a Linux box from an SSH app on your phone: aaw link now prints a tappable link, no camera needed. • A push warns you when your computer is critically low on memory, with a badge on the computers list until it recovers. • A prompt sent to a stopped session now delivers once on the next start, or tells you it expired so you can resend.

• Browse Files from the session menu: the folder browser opens right in the session's own folder, so you can check what the agent wrote and save a file without leaving the conversation. • A question card past its deadline now greys out and explains that your computer approved it and continued, instead of accepting taps nobody is waiting on. • A banner warns when notifications are off, so approval requests can't silently pass you by; tap it to jump to the right settings screen. Update the Mac or Linux app too: with engine 0.1.5 an unanswered question approves itself after 5 minutes with a note in the feed, instead of freezing the session.

• See when Claude keeps working after its reply: "Waiting for background agents to finish" shows until the results land • If a prompt can't run (out of credits, usage limit), the reason now shows right in the feed • A clear banner when your phone has no internet, so a quiet feed is never a mystery • Deleting a session or removing a computer now asks first • One computer is free, and the engine on your computer is open source

App Store: What's New in 2.5 Plans, made clear • Free, Personal and Pro side by side. The plans screen opens on the plan you're on, and you can open it anytime from Settings > See Plans. • Free is a real option: one computer, no account, nothing to buy. • Upgrade or switch plans right in the app. On your current plan, Manage Subscription takes you to the App Store. Better every day • The reader follows your phone's appearance: long responses open in light or dark to match. • The "working" indicator stays on until the agent actually finishes (with the latest Mac app). • Unlink this Phone now asks first and tells you what it will forget. • Session titles no longer go blank or get cut short, read-aloud no longer slows the app down, and the Done buttons match the rest of the app. Open source The engine that runs on your computer, aaw-core, is open source: MIT licensed, on GitHub and PyPI. You can read exactly what touches your code and your agents, and even run your own relay.

Agents At Work now runs on iPad. Your computers sit in a sidebar and the selected computer's sessions and conversation fill the rest of the screen, in portrait and landscape. • With a hardware keyboard, Return sends your message and Shift-Return starts a new line. • Long responses open in a full-screen reader. • Choose the voice that reads responses aloud: Settings, then Voice. • One computer is free. Personal covers up to 3 computers and Pro up to 15, and one subscription covers every iPhone and iPad on your Apple ID. • Works with aaw-core, our new open-source engine for Mac and Linux. Pair by scanning a QR code, no account needed. • Notifications arrive more reliably, and a computer you scan again reconnects right away. Computers you already follow keep working as before.

Schedule a prompt for later. Queue a prompt now and your agent runs it at the time you pick, like 2 AM when your token limit resets, so a spent quota turns into work done overnight. - Pick a time or a quick preset, then step away (go for a nap) - See how many prompts are waiting on each session, right on its row - Edit the time or text, or cancel - Encrypted end to end, like everything else

Open and save files from your phone. • Tap a file in the folder browser to view it - Markdown renders formatted, and text and CSV files open in a clean, readable view. • Save supported files straight to Files on your iPhone. • File contents stay encrypted end to end, never stored on a server. • Polish: clearer guidance when a Mac needs folder permission, and a Start button that fits on smaller screens.

Start a new session right from your phone. Browse your computer's folders, pick an agent and model, and launch it. Long-press any file or folder to copy its path. If an agent is already running in a folder, choose to open alongside it or jump to it. Plus refreshed subscription screens and a bigger send button.

What's New - Scoot support: monitor and approve the Scoot agent from your phone, same as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok, and Cursor. - Stronger encryption: command arguments, your answers, and permission options are now end-to-end encrypted too. - Smarter approval alerts: clearer permission prompts, and no duplicate notifications when a step is auto-approved. - Recent sessions first: your session and project lists now sort with the most recently active on top. - Reliability and stability fixes.

Linux is here. Pair a Linux laptop, home server, or cloud VM and control its agents from your phone, right alongside your Macs. Set one up with the new command-line tool at agentsatwork.app.

Run a second agent on the same project Open Codex alongside Claude on the same folder, or any other pair: one agent developing while another reviews, or a second agent picking up when the first hits its usage limit. Start Session with a different agent on a folder that already has one running, and the Mac asks whether to open it alongside or switch to the one already there. Each session gets its own terminal, its own feed, its own notifications, and its own Stop button.

What's New - A stopped session now shows "Session stopped" with a Start Session button, instead of a message box that looked active but had nothing running to receive what you sent - You can now delete an Ollama session from your phone — long-press it in the session list

What's New - Now, we support the Cursor CLI - Formatted responses in the expanded message view: headings, lists, tables, code blocks, and links now render properly instead of showing raw formatting characters - Fixed a stuck "is working" indicator that could persist even after a session had already stopped - General reliability improvements

What's New - Fixed sessions that had been stopped sometimes still showing as active, with a stuck "is working" indicator - Fixed a feed mix-up when tapping a notification for one session while viewing another - General reliability improvements for long-running sessions

Ollama is here. Run any open-source AI model on your Mac and control it from your phone, the same way you would Claude, Codex, Gemini, or Grok. - Any model works for chat and writing - Models in the `qwen2.5` and `qwen3` families unlock Agentic mode: the model reads files, writes code, and runs shell commands on your Mac while you are away - Before doing anything potentially destructive, it pauses and sends you a permission prompt to approve or deny right on your phone Mac session window: - Mobile/Desktop indicator and auto-approve badge now visible in the status bar - Press up and down arrow keys in the message input to cycle through your last 10 sent prompts

Ollama is here. Run any open-source AI model on your Mac and control it from your phone, the same way you would Claude, Codex, Gemini, or Grok. - Any model works for chat and writing - Models in the `qwen2.5` and `qwen3` families unlock Agentic mode: the model reads files, writes code, and runs shell commands on your Mac while you are away - Before doing anything potentially destructive, it pauses and sends you a permission prompt to approve or deny right on your phone Mac session window: - Mobile/Desktop indicator and auto-approve badge now visible in the status bar - Press up and down arrow keys in the message input to cycle through your last 10 sent prompts

What's New - Listen to responses: tap the play button in any expanded response to have it read aloud, with pause and fast-forward controls, and the currently-spoken word highlighted as it goes. - Copy a prompt with a long-press: long-press any message you sent to copy it to your clipboard. - Fixed: /clear and /restart weren't always clearing your conversation history on mobile.