
Corgi Agents
Claude Code, in your pocket
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corgi is the phone for the corgi daemon on your own laptop: every Claude Code session you have running, the tickets they are on, the workspaces they run in - and the two buttons that matter when you are away from the desk.
WHO WORKS, WHO WAITS
A row per session: working, needs you, done, at its limit. The branch, the diff so far (4 files · 120 lines), the last test run, what it has cost. A session waiting on a permission is red at the top; a session another session is crossing (same file, two branches) says so before the merge does.
IT ASKS. YOU ALLOW.
A permission prompt on the laptop reaches your phone - as a push, on the lock screen, in the Dynamic Island. Allow, Always, Deny. Risky commands stay on the laptop: corgi refuses to let you approve rm -rf blind. Send a message into any session. Interrupt one that went the wrong way.
TICKETS MOVE WITH THE WORK
Your tracker's board - Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab - as the sessions see it: Inbox, Ready, Running, Blocked, Review, Done. Tap a ticket, tap Work on it, and Claude opens on the laptop with the ticket as its prompt, on a branch of its own. A pull request row says draft, open, merged; mark it ready, merge it, close it.
STACKS
Every workspace the daemon knows: start a session in it with the account you choose, stop it, open the links. New chat with a prompt, a model, an account, from anywhere.
NO SIGNAL, NO PROBLEM
The board stays on the phone, encrypted. A tap made in a tunnel waits its turn and reaches the laptop when you are back; the row says what is waiting. Conflicts are shown, never guessed.
HOST-FIRST, END-TO-END ENCRYPTED
There is no corgi cloud. The phone talks to your laptop - over your LAN, Tailscale, or a tunnel you started - and every request and response is sealed between the two with a key only they hold. No account. No analytics. Nothing of yours passes through anyone else. Face ID before Allow and Send, if you want it.
ALSO IN THE BOX
Home-screen and lock-screen widgets. A Live Activity for the session that waits on you. Siri: "what is corgi doing", "allow in corgi", "send 'run the tests' to corgi". Several laptops, side by side. Next to the laptop, the phone talks to it directly - no tunnel, no signal needed - and pairs by AirDrop. The morning brief, and a card of the day to post: sessions, tool calls, commits, pull requests, with no workspace, ticket or prompt on it. Share a link, a paragraph or a screenshot from any app to "Send to corgi" and pick the session it goes to.
YOU NEED
corgi on the laptop (brew install andriiklymiuk/homebrew-tools/corgi) and Claude Code. The app walks you through it and pairs with a QR. Free, open source.
Privacy: https://andriiklymiuk.github.io/corgi/privacy
Support: https://andriiklymiuk.github.io/corgi/support
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What's New in Corgi Agents
1.3.19
October 24, 2026
Your turn, on the Agents tab: what the laptop's unattended runs left for you - ticked off by itself when the checks go green or the pull request merges, Done for the rest - your pull requests that wait, with Merge when approved and green and Work on it when changes were asked for, and the week's runs: what they cost, per merged pull request, and a fortnight of bars.
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