I’m working on Loop: a mobile-first companion workspace for coding harnesses. I spent several months holding my newborn in one hand and trying to talk to agents one-handed on my phone. Every mobile UI is still based around chat, which is a really poor mobile UX when you’re doing multiple things at once!

So I built Loop around the idea that agent results are the important unit of work, and you should be able to navigate them easily. The goal is to make interacting with agents via your phone feel familiar and intuitive based on the mobile UX we’ve all come to expect.

Loop runs on your own computer — no account, no server, no app store — and pairs using a Cloudflare quick-tunnel-generated QR code. It wraps the agents you already use (Codex, Claude Code, Pi, OpenCode, Antigravity, Muse Code, Grok Build, or any ACP agent), each keeping its own context, tools, sign-in and billing — local models through Pi or OpenCode work too.

GitHub is here: https://github.com/j-asefa/loop

I'd love feedback from anyone else who builds from a phone.