Remote-control Codex and Claude from your phone

What it does

Agents Anywhere is a self-hosted relay that lets you supervise coding agents running on your own hardware from a web browser or Android phone. You install a Connector on the target machine—Mac, Windows, Linux, or cloud sandbox—which bridges the local Codex or Claude Code runtime to a FastAPI backend. Your code, files, and model login state never leave the device; the server only routes commands, session state, and file metadata.

The interesting bit

Rather than inventing another agent, it treats existing runtimes as appliances to be remotely managed. The Connector speaks directly to the local agent’s native APIs, so your phone can approve actions, preview files, and drop into an interactive terminal while your API keys stay exactly where they belong.

Key highlights

• Codex is the most complete adapter today; Claude Code has basic support and deeper features are still being built out.
• FastAPI backend supports SQLite for local experimentation and PostgreSQL for production deployments.
• Clients: Web console is the primary surface; Android app is available now, with iOS still in development.
• Connector ships as a Windows/macOS desktop app or a Python CLI for headless Linux servers and devboxes.
• Explicitly does not proxy model accounts or execute code centrally; it is purely a remote-control layer.

Caveats

• Only Codex and Claude Code are usable today; adapters for Cursor, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI do not yet exist.
• iOS client and expanded Claude capabilities are both listed as in-development.
• The project is a control plane, not an agent host: you still need the underlying runtime installed and logged in locally.

Verdict

Useful if you run long agent jobs on a workstation or remote sandbox and want pocket-sized oversight without shipping source code or API keys to a third party. Not yet the right fit if you need deep Claude support, Cursor integration, or an iOS client today.