Mimi Remote vs agentbuzz

Mimi Remote is a native mobile workspace for a computer you own or are authorized to use. Connect to your development environment, start or resume coding sessions, review changes, and confirm restricted actions while all commands continue to run on the computer you control. Features: - Browse, search, create, and resume coding sessions - Review structured responses, reasoning, code blocks, images, and diffs - Confirm restricted development actions before they run - Inspect Git status and manage branches and worktrees - Use text, images, and optional voice input - Keep separate connection profiles for multiple computers and switch between them - Use Codex on your host; optionally connect Claude Code or DeepSeek Harness when configured there - Connect over a local network, private network, or HTTPS Mimi Remote communicates directly with the host you configure. The app does not download or execute code on the mobile device and does not provide models, third-party accounts, subscriptions, cloud code execution, a VPN, traffic relay, or hosted project storage. Project content and connection credentials are not sent to the Mimi Remote developer. Requirements: - One or more computers with the Mimi companion service and a compatible developer runtime installed - Network access from the mobile device to that computer - Access only to devices and projects you own or are explicitly authorized to use Mimi Remote is independently developed and open source. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by providers of compatible tools.

AI coding agents run for minutes at a time. When one stops to ask permission, it freezes — and you usually find out ten minutes later when you happen to look. agentbuzz puts that moment on your iPhone and Apple Watch. APPROVE FROM YOUR WRIST When your agent asks to run a command, the notification carries the buttons. Tap Allow and the run continues. Tap Reply and dictate the next instruction instead. Your laptop stays shut. KNOW WHEN IT FINISHES OR BREAKS A run that finishes gets a one-line summary of what actually changed and how long it took — and on Claude Code, the files touched and tools used as well. A run that fails says so. QUIET BY DEFAULT A naive notifier fires every time the agent stops talking, which is a buzz every twenty seconds. agentbuzz only speaks when a run crosses your threshold — 90 seconds by default. Short turns stay silent on purpose, and the app tells you when it deliberately stayed quiet, so silence never looks like something broken. YOUR CODE NEVER LEAVES YOUR MACHINE The summary is built locally, on your computer, from a transcript that never moves. Only that one line is sent — no file contents, no diffs, no prompts, no tool output. The local script is open source so you can read exactly what it reads and exactly what it sends. SAFE BY DESIGN Commands that can destroy work or leak credentials cannot be approved from a notification at all. They open the app and show the full command text first. If a decision does not reach us in time, nothing is denied — your terminal simply asks you as it normally would. SETUP Requires a computer running Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Cursor. Run one command in your terminal and it wires up whichever of them it finds. Enter the code it prints and you are done. No account, no credit card. Permission prompts work on Claude Code and Codex CLI. Cursor exposes no hook for them, so there it reports finished and failed runs. Free while it is new.