i build with claude code and codex most of the day. the thing that kept getting me was starting a long run, walking away, and coming back 20 minutes later to find it had been sitting there the whole time waiting for me to approve one file edit.
so i built port22. it puts every agent running on your mac onto your phone. you see which ones are working and which are stuck. when one needs permission your phone buzzes and you tap the real option it offered, not a guessed yes/no. it keeps going.
the name is port 22. the ssh port. the one you have typed a thousand times to reach a machine that is somewhere else. felt right for a thing whose whole job is getting you back to your mac from wherever you are.
a few things i cared about while building it:
- it attaches to what you already run. no wrapper, no special terminal, no config. start claude the way you always do and it shows up. - the buttons are the actual options on screen. approving the wrong thing because the app guessed a keystroke is the worst possible bug in a tool like this, so it reads them off the live session instead. - off your network it goes through a relay that cannot read your code. everything is end to end encrypted between your mac and your phone. no account, no sign up.
free for one mac and two sessions with every feature on. not a trial.
it is early and i would really like to know what breaks. if you run agents all day i would love your feedback, especially on anything that feels slow or wrong. i will be here all day answering everything.
thank you for looking!
PH 用户
The approval card answers the trust question well. What I'd want to know is the network side, is the phone talking to the Mac directly over the same wifi, or through a relay so it still works once you've actually left the house and you're on cellular? That's usually where local dev tools like this quietly stop working right when you need them most.
PH 用户
Tapping the actual option it offered instead of guessing a keystroke is the detail that sells this. Most remote-approval tools just fire an enter key and hope.
PH 用户
coding agents on your phone is so usefull, approving edits from bed 😅 congrats on #3
PH 用户
This is exactly the kind of thing I wish I had last week when an agent burned an hour waiting on a yes/no I never saw. One thing that would make it even better: let me set a default action per agent or per project for common prompts like file edits under a certain size, so my phone only buzzes when something actually needs my judgment instead of every little change.
i build with claude code and codex most of the day. the thing that kept getting me
was starting a long run, walking away, and coming back 20 minutes later to find it
had been sitting there the whole time waiting for me to approve one file edit.
so i built port22. it puts every agent running on your mac onto your phone. you see
which ones are working and which are stuck. when one needs permission your phone
buzzes and you tap the real option it offered, not a guessed yes/no. it keeps going.
the name is port 22. the ssh port. the one you have typed a thousand times to reach
a machine that is somewhere else. felt right for a thing whose whole job is getting
you back to your mac from wherever you are.
a few things i cared about while building it:
- it attaches to what you already run. no wrapper, no special terminal, no config.
start claude the way you always do and it shows up.
- the buttons are the actual options on screen. approving the wrong thing because
the app guessed a keystroke is the worst possible bug in a tool like this, so it
reads them off the live session instead.
- off your network it goes through a relay that cannot read your code. everything is
end to end encrypted between your mac and your phone. no account, no sign up.
free for one mac and two sessions with every feature on. not a trial.
it is early and i would really like to know what breaks. if you run agents all day i
would love your feedback, especially on anything that feels slow or wrong. i will be
here all day answering everything.
thank you for looking!