OpenVide vs amux

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

amux is an agent multiplexer — run dozens of Claude Code sessions in parallel and manage them from your phone. Features: - Real-time dashboard showing all running agent sessions - Shared kanban board for task coordination between agents - Session peek — view live terminal output from any agent - Notes and CRM built in - Works with self-hosted amux (via Tailscale or local network) and cloud.amux.io Run amux from your Linux or Mac server, or use the managed cloud version. This app connects to your amux instance over HTTPS, giving you full mobile access to your agent fleet. Requirements: - A running amux server (self-hosted or cloud.amux.io) - For self-hosted: Tailscale or local network access to your server Open source at github.com/mixpeek/amux