Corgi Agents
Claude Code, in your pocket
Free
Every Claude Code session on your laptop, on your phone: who works, who waits, what on. Allow a permission from the bus. Tap a ticket, get a session.
corgi is the phone for the corgi daemon on your own laptop: every Claude Code session you have running, the tickets they are on, the workspaces they run in - and the two buttons that matter when you are away from the desk.
WHO WORKS, WHO WAITS
A row per session: working, needs you, done, at its limit. The branch, the diff so far (4 files · 120 lines), the last test run, what it has cost. A session waiting on a permission is red at the top; a session another session is crossing (same file, two branches) says so before the merge does.
IT ASKS. YOU ALLOW.
A permission prompt on the laptop reaches your phone - as a push, on the lock screen, in the Dynamic Island. Allow, Always, Deny. Risky commands stay on the laptop: corgi refuses to let you approve rm -rf blind. Send a message into any session. Interrupt one that went the wrong way.
TICKETS MOVE WITH THE WORK
Your tracker's board - Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab - as the sessions see it: Inbox, Ready, Running, Blocked, Review, Done. Tap a ticket, tap Work on it, and Claude opens on the laptop with the ticket as its prompt, on a branch of its own. A pull request row says draft, open, merged; mark it ready, merge it, close it.
STACKS
Every workspace the daemon knows: start a session in it with the account you choose, stop it, open the links. New chat with a prompt, a model, an account, from anywhere.
NO SIGNAL, NO PROBLEM
The board stays on the phone, encrypted. A tap made in a tunnel waits its turn and reaches the laptop when you are back; the row says what is waiting. Conflicts are shown, never guessed.
HOST-FIRST, END-TO-END ENCRYPTED
There is no corgi cloud. The phone talks to your laptop - over your LAN, Tailscale, or a tunnel you started - and every request and response is sealed between the two with a key only they hold. No account. No analytics. Nothing of yours passes through anyone else. Face ID before Allow and Send, if you want it.
ALSO IN THE BOX
Home-screen and lock-screen widgets. A Live Activity for the session that waits on you. Siri: "what is corgi doing", "allow in corgi", "send 'run the tests' to corgi". Several laptops, side by side. Next to the laptop, the phone talks to it directly - no tunnel, no signal needed - and pairs by AirDrop. The morning brief, and a card of the day to post: sessions, tool calls, commits, pull requests, with no workspace, ticket or prompt on it. Share a link, a paragraph or a screenshot from any app to "Send to corgi" and pick the session it goes to.
YOU NEED
corgi on the laptop (brew install andriiklymiuk/homebrew-tools/corgi) and Claude Code. The app walks you through it and pairs with a QR. Free, open source.
Privacy: https://andriiklymiuk.github.io/corgi/privacy
Support: https://andriiklymiuk.github.io/corgi/support
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Ideas: the pages corgi idea writes on the laptop, on the phone - an idea, a spec, a design or an rfc from a sentence. The list of them, each page drawn block by block - tap a block to comment on its words, the same thread the browser and VS Code see - a reading bar and section chips that jump, the agent's answers and proposals in the thread with a one-line reply under each, Accept and Dismiss, Resolve and Reopen, pictures and links on a comment, the agent's split into tickets, Build it, Send to Jira, Linear or Confluence, and one switch for ringing on comments and answers. The page updates while it is open.
Your turn, on the Agents tab: what the laptop's unattended runs left for you - ticked off by itself when the checks go green or the pull request merges, Done for the rest - your pull requests that wait, with Merge when approved and green and Work on it when changes were asked for, and the week's runs: what they cost, per merged pull request, and a fortnight of bars.
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Information
- Seller
- Andrii Klymiuk
- Size
- 55.2 MB
- Category
- Developer Tools
- Compatibility
Requires iOS 17.0 or later.
- iPhone
Requires iOS 17.0 or later. - iPad
Requires iPadOS 17.0 or later. - Mac
Requires macOS 13.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later. - Apple Vision
Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.
- iPhone
- Languages
- English
- Age Rating
4+
- 4+
- Copyright
- © 2026 Andrii Klymiuk