CompilePilot

Your build, without opening the app. Ask Siri "How's my build in CompilePilot?" and it tells you what your Mac is building, for how long, and about how much is left. Ask it to run a recent build again, or to cancel the one that's running, from Siri or the Shortcuts app. Add the widget to your Home Screen or Lock Screen: the last build, what's building now, and whether a coding agent is waiting for you. Everything shows how long ago it was checked, so old news never looks like news. The medium widget and a Control Center control run your last build again in one tap. And on Apple Watch: the CompilePilot app shows your Macs and the build in progress with its time, runs a recent build again, and shows when an agent is waiting for you so you can continue on your iPhone. Complications put the status on your watch face. And when the agent has finished its turn, tell it what's next without taking out your phone: say "Tell Claude in CompilePilot" to Siri, or tap "Tell it something" on your watch. Dictate, confirm the text, and the agent starts. If it's waiting for a permission, you still answer that on your iPhone, where you can read it. Claude Code only, for now. Follow the build on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island with a Live Activity: phase, progress, and how much is left. And if you want, notifications even when you're away from home: when a build finishes or your agent is waiting, your Mac tells your iPhone and your watch. It's optional and off by default. Each notification leaves your Mac encrypted and only your iPhone can read it: our server hands it to Apple without being able to open it. Without it, build notifications still arrive with the app closed, whenever iOS gives it a moment to check, and they come with "Run Again", which works from your watch too. Everything you send to your Mac goes over your local network, through your iPhone. Requires Companion 3.0 on your Mac.