Existing agent sessions as chats
Shows coding agents already running in tmux on your machines as chats on your phone or in a browser.
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Shows tmux coding agents as chats on Android or the web and sends replies back to the same sessions.
Product brief
Inyon shows the coding agents already running in tmux on your machines (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Copilot CLI, Antigravity) as chats on your phone or in a browser. When one asks something, you answer with a tap and it's typed into the same pane, so nothing changes when you sit back down. No account and nothing to host: pair the Android app by QR code and it reaches your computers over an end-to-end encrypted tunnel or your VPN. Free, open source, MIT.
Why we selected it
Solves a narrow, practical bottleneck: answering existing coding-agent sessions away from the desk without migrating them. Broad CLI support, encrypted connectivity, no account requirement, and an MIT license make it a r
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Shows coding agents already running in tmux on your machines as chats on your phone or in a browser.
Lets you answer an agent's question with a tap and types the response into the same pane, preserving the existing session.
Lists support for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Copilot CLI, and Antigravity.
Pairs the Android app by QR code and connects to your computers over an end-to-end encrypted tunnel or your VPN.
Requires no account and nothing to host. The product is free and open source under the MIT license.
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FAQ
No. Inyon presents agents already running in tmux as chats and types your replies into the same pane.
The description lists Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Copilot CLI, and Antigravity.
Pair the Android app by QR code. Inyon reaches your computers through an end-to-end encrypted tunnel or your VPN.
Inyon states that no account is required and there is nothing to host.
Yes. The supplied description identifies Inyon as free and open source under the MIT license.