Clawdex vs Agent Lab

Clawdex lets you run your Codex/Cursor/Opencode workflows from iPhone and iPad by connecting to a bridge running on infrastructure you control. Start new runs, continue existing threads, follow live progress, review plans, respond to clarifications, and approve actions while away from your desk. You can inspect Git status and diffs, create commits, execute terminal commands on your host, browse workspaces, open localhost web apps from your bridge machine, and attach files or images from both your workspace and device. Voice input is available for quick prompts. Clawdex is built for trusted private networking over LAN, VPN, or Tailscale. It is a companion app for infrastructure you control, not a public multi-tenant shell service.

Agent Lab is a learning and experimentation playground for AI agents, built for AI learners, agent developers, and product managers. It doesn't just run agents — it makes every step of an agent's execution visible, so you can finally understand how agents actually work. Unlike an ordinary AI chat app, Agent Lab is about learning, experimenting, debugging, and visualization. On every run you can see the prompts, tool calls, retrieval, tokens, and latency — nothing is hidden. Get started fast · On-device local models: download a small Qwen model on first use (Wi-Fi recommended), then run it fully offline — no API key and no second machine required. Cost is always 0, and tokens and latency are shown for real. · Download on demand: grab other open-source models your device can actually run, with capability gating based on your chip and memory. · Cloud models: works with Chat Completions-compatible APIs (DeepSeek, Moonshot, OpenRouter, and more) and Anthropic Claude — just enter your key, base URL, and model. Three built-in demos · Customer Support Agent — demonstrates tool calling and workflow with a built-in mock order system, no real backend needed. · RAG Knowledge Base — comes with curated reference docs (LangGraph, MCP, LLM APIs, Python) and lets you upload your own PDF / Markdown / TXT, then inspect the retrieved chunks, similarity scores, and final answer. · Research Agent — shows how an agent plans on its own: Planner → Search → Read → Summarize → Answer. Unified visual debugging Every demo offers three views: · Timeline — the full step-by-step sequence of LLM and tool calls · Graph — the workflow graph, highlighting the active node as it runs · Console — expand any step to see System / User / Assistant prompts, the complete LLM request and response JSON, tool requests and responses, tokens, estimated cost, latency, and errors Security and privacy · API keys are stored encrypted on-device via the system Keychain — local only, never uploaded to any server. · Uploaded knowledge-base files and the vector indexes built from them stay on your device and can be deleted anytime. · On-device inference runs fully offline; your data never leaves the device. No sign-up, no login — open it and go. Make every step an agent takes visible.