Android
01 · Work item
DEV-5895In progress
Add referral reward toast to the invite screen
Toast fires on reward earned
Copy matches design
14-day grant reflected
Acceptance criteria become a checklist the agent works against.
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How it works
Pair once. From that point your agent’s session lives across every device you sign in on.
Pair an agent
QR-scan from the mobile app into your IDE plugin or CLI. The agent your editor already runs becomes the agent your phone supervises.
Stay in the loop
The agent keeps running on your machine; chunks stream live to your phone. Approve, redirect, or end a turn from anywhere.
Hand off without breaking
Walk away from the desk, pick the session back up on a laptop, hand it to a teammate. The thread keeps its history across every surface.
Ticket → Repo → Tools → Agent
Start from a work item.The session assembles itself.
Pick a Jira, Linear, or Azure DevOps ticket. CodeAgent detects the repo, pulls in the right tools, packs the context, and launches an agent-ready session — no copy-pasting, no re-explaining.
02 · RepoRemembered
edgar-durand/personal-driver-landing
CodeAgent remembers which board maps to which repo, so future tickets skip manual repo selection.
branch: devboard → repo
03 · ToolsDetected
CodeAgent reads ticket links and adds the right tools automatically.
Figmainvite-screen mockup
Sentrythe crash this fixes
GitHub PR2 linked references
04 · Agent sessionReady
Claude Code
online · context packed
Launches with the title, description, checklist, and linked tools already loaded. Intent set to Implement.
Can comment the PR back on DEV-5895
Pick an intent
ImplementTestInvestigateDocument
It closes the loop.
From the backlog to the merged PR and back — the work item you started from is the work item that gets updated. Nothing falls out of the tracker.
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Agent
Code
Preview
PR
Ticket update
Conversation → Repo → Context → Agent
Start from a conversation.It files the ticket and gets to work.
Pick a Slack thread. CodeAgent summarizes it, opens a ticket in your tracker — assigned, scored, with a description and acceptance criteria — detects the repo, packs the context, and launches an agent-ready session. Nothing gets lost between “we should fix this” and a merged PR.
01 · Conversation
#eng
M
Checkout throws a 500 when the promo code is expired — three users hit it today.
S
Repro’d it. We should validate the code before applying the discount.
CodeAgent reads the thread and summarizes the decision — no one has to write it up.
02 · TicketCreated
DEV-60013 pts
Validate promo code before applying checkout discount
Expired codes return a 4xx, not a 500
Unit test covers the expired-code path
Assigned to Maria
A real ticket in your tracker — assigned, scored, with description and acceptance criteria.
03 · RepoRemembered
edgar-durand/checkout-service
CodeAgent maps the conversation to the repo it belongs to — and remembers it, so the next thread from this channel skips the picker.
branch: devchannel → repo
04 · Agent sessionReady
Claude Code
online · context packed
Launches with the thread summary, the new ticket’s description and acceptance criteria, and the repo already loaded — nothing to re-explain.
Reports back to DEV-6001 and the thread
It closes the loop — on both sides.
The chat that raised it hears back, and the ticket it created gets closed. When the work lands, CodeAgent comments the PR on the ticket and replies in the original Slack thread — so nothing falls out of the tracker or the conversation.
DEV-6001In review
CodeAgent · comment
Opened PR #482 — validate promo code before discount. All acceptance criteria met.
#eng · thread
CodeAgent APP
Fixed in PR #482, tracked as DEV-6001. Ready for review 👀
Conversation
Ticket
Agent
Code
PR
Ticket + thread
Works with the tools you’ve linked: Slack· Jira· Linear
PR → Review → Merge
Review and merge pull requests.Without opening your laptop.
See the GitHub PRs you're asked to review and the ones you opened. Read each changed file as a full diff in the built-in editor before you act, then approve, request changes, comment, merge, or close from your phone — resolve a conflicted PR by handing it to an agent, or send your own coding agent to review a PR and post its inline comments and verdict back to GitHub.
Review requested2 open
acme/checkout#1284
Validate promo codes before applying discount
+128-14· by luisv
acme/api#907
Add rate limit to /commands/pending
+62-3· checks passing
As reviewerApproveRequest changesComment
Your open PRs1 ready
acme/checkout#1290
Add referral reward toast to invite screen
approved· 2 reviews· checks passing
acme/landing#311
Prerender description for PR command center
1 change requested
As authorMergeCloseComment
Send an agent to review
Ask your own agent to review a PR.
Pick a linked agent and point it at a pull request. It checks out the branch, reviews the changes, leaves inline comments where it finds issues, and approves or requests changes — posted straight to GitHub. You get a push notification the moment it's done.
Reviewed #1284
posted to GitHub
3 inline comments
Changes requested
The last step comes off the desk too.
You start a session from a ticket, the agent ships a PR — and now the review and the merge happen from your phone. The whole loop, from backlog to shipped, keeps moving whether or not you're at a keyboard.
Ticket
Agent
PR
Review
Merge
Shipped
Compose · Talk
Say what you need.Your agent gets to work.
One button in the composer: speak or attach a screenshot and CodeAgent turns it into a clear, ready-to-run prompt in your own language — or switch to Talk to supervise your agent hands-free: ask it to review, approve, or merge a PR, catch you up on what it just did, dispatch a new task, or spin up a Codespace, all by voice. No typing on a phone keyboard, no losing your train of thought.
ComposeLive now
Speak a rough thought, or attach a screenshot or file — Compose structures it into a clean Task / Context / Steps prompt before it reaches your agent.
You said
"the login button is too small on the invite screen, make it bigger and match the other screens"
Ready-to-run prompt
TASK: Resize the invite-screen login button
CONTEXT: Other screens use the standard 48px button height
STEPS: Match padding/height, verify against the other screens
TalkLive · PRO
Supervise your coding agent hands-free: ask it to review, approve, or merge a pull request, catch you up on what it just did or is working on, send it a new task, or spin up / wake / stop a Codespace — it works and narrates progress back to you, no typing.
"Review PR 1284 and merge it if it looks good"
"Reviewed it — two small nits, tests pass. Merging now."
One button, no hunting
The old mic and Smart Compose buttons merge into one: Voice when the input is empty, Send once you start typing.
Speaks your language
Compose mirrors the language you speak or type in — no forced translation before it reaches your agent.
Attach a screenshot too
Add a screenshot or file alongside your voice and Compose folds it straight into the prompt's context.
Talk supervises hands-free
Ask your agent by voice to review, approve, or merge a pull request, catch you up on what it just did, send it a new task, or spin up / wake / stop a Codespace — it works and narrates progress back.
Compose is free (daily cap included). Talk is live for PRO, metered by the minute.
Now from your phone — no laptop, no terminal
Cloud workspaces.Your laptop is optional.
Tap "New Codespace" in the app, pick a repo, and a fresh GitHub Codespace is provisioned, your agent is installed and authenticated, and your phone is paired — all without ever opening a laptop. Prefer the terminal? codeam deploy still works the same. Want it on your own server instead? Pick that target and run it on your hardware — same one-tap pairing.
New
From the app — no terminal
Connect
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Branch
Machine
Agent
Review
Deploy
Step 1 · Authorize GitHub
Connected as edgar-durand
~/your-project
$codeam deploy
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✓Session running via PM2 — your phone stays paired
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A real Codespace, spun up from the app
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⚡ No laptop needed🔑 Auto-authenticated📱 Stays paired to your phone
Where it runs is your call
Run it managed — or on your own server
Zero setup either way. Everything configures itself — nothing to install or authenticate by hand. Your phone stays the remote; where the agent runs is up to you: a managed cloud workspace, or your own server — both supervised from the same app.
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Paste one command on your own box — codeam takes it from there, auto-provisioning the runtime and agent over an outbound connection (no inbound ports, no tunnel, no SSH keys handed over). Then deploy repos to it from your phone, as many as you want — zero config.
- Your hardware, your data residency
- Long-running & GPU jobs on your terms
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The agent runs on a Codespace, supervised by PM2. You can close your Mac, fly to another timezone, switch networks — the session stays paired to your phone.
Tap or type — your call
Launch from the mobile app in three taps, or run codeam deploy from any terminal. Both paths provision the workspace, install your agent — Claude, Codex, Gemini, whichever you've linked — and pair your phone in ~60 seconds.
Pay only when coding
Tap "Stop session" in the app or run codeam deploy stop — the codespace pauses, compute hours stop. Resume with one command later, your branch and files exactly where you left them.
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Async AI productivity
This isn't coding on glass. It's workflow continuity.
Your agent already does the writing. CodeAgent gives you the supervision layer on top — approvals, redirects, course-corrections, and team handoffs that follow you across devices instead of pinning you to one screen.
Kick off a long refactor from your desktop. Step into a meeting. Approve the diff from your phone. Resume on your laptop. The session never breaks.
From the community
What developers say
Real engineers among the 700+ developers running CodeAgent Mobile in their day-to-day workflow.
As a QA Engineer, I often have to wait for investigations or fixes before I can continue testing. CodeAgent Mobile lets me follow the progress, answer questions, and get notified when something needs my attention — all from my phone. It keeps my QA workflow moving even when I’m away from my laptop.
Suleidis Leyva RamírezQA EngineerIt’s insane. AI already boosted our productivity, but this app takes it to the next level. While I’m using it I get more time for other things — my workflow never stops.
Yoel Durán DíazSenior Software EngineerA lot of my work starts as a Slack thread. Turning that conversation straight into a ticket and an agent that already has the context — then having it report back in Slack and on the ticket — saves me a real step every day. It’s one of the features I reach for the most.
Rafael Pérez HidalgoSenior Software Engineer
A note from the founder
I kept losing momentum.
I’d start an agent on real work, then a meeting, a call, or life would pull me away. The run would sit there waiting, or continue in the wrong direction. The agent could keep working; I just couldn’t stay with it.
So I built the tool I wanted: your agent keeps running where it already does — your IDE, a Codespace, or your own server — and you supervise it from your phone.
Your workflow doesn’t stop just because you stepped away from the desk.
I’m building CodeAgent Mobile in the open. If it gives you back the momentum it gave me, that’s the whole point.
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The workflow you need isn’t here yet?
The roadmap lives in GitHub Issues. If something you’d actually use is missing, open a request — we read every one, label it, and add the ones that fit the product direction to the next sprint.
01 · Open
File the issue in the public clients repo. Two or three sentences are enough — what workflow is broken without it.
02 · Label
Tag it enhancement so it lands in the feature backlog. We triage every week.
03 · Ship
If it’s aligned with the AI workflow continuity arc, it lands in a sprint. We reply publicly on the issue either way — no silent dismissals.
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