Cmux Remote for Mobile

Cmux Remote for Mobile

Claude & Codex, in your pocket

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Released
November 5, 2026
Updated
November 8, 2026

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CmuxRemote is the phone front end for cmux, the open-source terminal built for coding agents. It connects to the workspaces your Mac is already running, so the Claude and Codex conversations you left on the desk keep going in your pocket. Open a workspace and you see the conversation as it happens: replies, tool calls, diffs and images. Send the next prompt, stop a run, or answer the question the agent is waiting on. Model switches and permission prompts arrive as cards you can act on, without going back to the Mac. Background agents are first-class. When cmux keeps building, watching or researching after you leave, the tasks stay listed above the composer: open one to see what it is doing, and its result lands in the conversation when it finishes. An agent that recovers from an error shows up again instead of vanishing. PAIRING Run the CmuxRemote menu bar app on the Mac, show the QR code, scan it once and approve the device. The phone reaches the Mac over the local network, or through a Cloudflare relay you deploy to your own account. There is no account to create, no analytics, and no server run by this project. WHAT YOU NEED The free cmux app on a Mac you control. CmuxRemote is an independent companion, not an official cmux product — with thanks to the cmux project for the terminal and the agent sessions this app builds on. Website: https://cmux-remote.trenta.dev Source and issue tracker: github.com/St0neWan9/cmux-remote
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What's New in Cmux Remote for Mobile

1.2.0

November 8, 2026

An About page in each app shows the build number, the website and the source. It opens from the conversation list's menu on iPhone, and from the settings window on the Mac. Conversation lists fold older conversations under one row per workspace, and the session list loads several times faster.

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