Palmier – bridge your AI agents and your phone
Phone as both agent remote and agent tool — genuinely new infrastructure for local AI.
Work on Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Pi, and Goose from your phone.
Phone dashboard for Claude Code tool approvals, but market already has Claude web interface.
Developers running long-lived AI coding sessions
Claude's web interface · VS Code Server
We just released v1.1.0 with support for 5 agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Pi), skills management from the phone (browse/install/remove skills from skills.sh), and the ability to start new sessions without touching the terminal.
The idea started because we wanted to kick off coding tasks from the couch and check on them from the phone. It grew from there.
Built with Node.js, no framework on the frontend, WebSocket for real-time updates. Works on LAN or remotely via tunnel (cloudflared, localtunnel, ngrok, SSH).
Built by PugliaTechs, a non-profit association from Puglia, Italy.
Phone as both agent remote and agent tool — genuinely new infrastructure for local AI.
Commands sent over Discord are forwarded to a local OpenCode CLI and the output streams back in real time — neat for firing off fixes or running queued tasks from your phone. It’s a pragmatic, low-friction approach to remote control (no cloud service required), but it’s niche: you must already run OpenCode locally and be comfortable exposing a bot to your environment.
Mobile control for pi.dev agents—but only works if you already use pi.dev.
Remote agent approval from your phone, but only works with Claude Code and Codex.
A pragmatic, privacy-minded shim: a ~5MB menu‑bar app that bridges a browser chat to Claude Code and streams results in real time via Firebase. The author implemented E2E crypto (ECDH P-256 + AES-256-GCM) so the server never sees plaintext — neat and useful — though installing a non‑App‑Store DMG and trusting the native binary is the main UX/security friction.
E2E encrypted remote Claude Code access from phone; dogfooded via itself.