PocketEng vs OpenVide

Steer coding agent right from your phone. Run coding sessions from anywhere, review agent output, and steer your development workflow, all from your phone. KEY FEATURES - Run Claude code and Codex on your phone - Start, monitor, and manage coding sessions on the go - Review code changes, diffs, and agent output in real time - Integrate with your existing tools and repositories - Customizable skills that grow with your codebase BUILT FOR DEVELOPERS Whether you're commuting, in a meeting, or away from your desk, Pocket Engineer keeps you connected to your codebase. Spin up an agent session, give it a task, and review the results when you're ready. Pocket Engineer acts as the interface to your development environment, giving you full control from your mobile device.

Open Vide lets you control AI coding assistants on your remote servers directly from your mobile device. Connect to any machine over SSH and run Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, or Google Gemini CLI — with live streaming output, multi-turn conversations, and persistent sessions that survive disconnections. Features: - Connect to remote hosts via SSH (password or key-based auth) - Run Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Google Gemini CLI sessions - Stream AI output in real-time with a chat-like interface - Resume multi-turn conversations across reconnections - Sessions persist on the remote host — nothing is lost if you disconnect - Built-in terminal for running commands on your hosts - Browse and view files on remote machines - Push notifications when sessions complete - Credentials stored securely on-device Open Vide uses a lightweight daemon on each remote machine to relay commands and capture output. No open ports or cloud accounts required — everything runs over SSH. Open source: https://github.com/open-vide/openvide