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MultiCC

MultiCC

Self-Hosted Coding Console

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October 14, 2026
Updated
October 25, 2026

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MultiCC is the native mobile client for a self-hosted MultiCC Server. Monitor, continue, and organize AI-assisted development work from iPhone and iPad. Highlights: • View projects, sessions, and live status in one dashboard • Connect to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, ZCode, Kimi Code, and Qoder sessions • Run parallel tasks in isolated worktrees • Plan, dispatch, and follow work on a task board • Continue conversations and inspect terminals or Git changes remotely • Use voice input and global real-time voice routing • Review session status, usage, and provider quota information • Discover your own MultiCC Server on the local network Requirements: MultiCC does not include an AI model or subscription. You need a MultiCC Server operated by you or your organization, with the relevant coding CLIs and AI services configured separately. Server details, access tokens, and preferences stay on your device; messages and attachments are sent only to the server you configure. MultiCC is open source. Visit the project website for source code, server setup instructions, and support.
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What's New in MultiCC

2.38.0

October 25, 2026

## v2.10.0 — Reliable remote control and precise quota recovery (2026-10-25) - Add a per-user Linux X11 desktop-agent installer and login autostart. Serialize input, interrupt active operations with Escape, release held keys on cancellation, and report unsupported Wayland sessions clearly. - Improve mobile remote-screen frame updates, H.264 recovery, RFB framebuffer handling, and touch-to-pointer delivery. Show frame age and clearer display and agent errors. - Read Claude five-hour and weekly quota windows from conversation response headers without automatic usage-page queries. Keep account data isolated and expire each window at its own reset. - Classify provider rejections in Rust as temporary throttling, exhausted quota windows, model entitlement limits, or billing failures. Preserve account-wide restrictions while applying model-specific cooldowns and retry deadlines. - Use Rust task summary reads with atomic asynchronous replay for Air, and refresh the bilingual guides and interface screenshots. - Audit the exact release core plan at 361 suites and 336 commands, including deterministic passive-quota coverage, while keeping UI and device suites outside the core gate. - Update the mobile app to 2.38.0 (build 180).

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