Agent Output Mobile Review Desk

Turn Claude Code / Codex deliverables into phone-friendly, annotatable pages

Problem

People running coding agents end up with a pile of file paths in the terminal: a three-page proposal is painful to read on a laptop and impossible on a phone, and there is no way to send inline feedback back to the agent. Some have resorted to writing their own tiny publishing service plus a tunnel just to read output on mobile.

Solution

A self-hosted service where the agent runs one command to publish Markdown (with Mermaid), PDFs, web prototypes and spreadsheets as a nicely formatted link; content is grouped by project with version diffs and unread markers; select text in the browser to leave an annotation that the agent reads back via CLI and marks resolved.

Users

Indie developers and small-team tech leads who lean heavily on coding agents and review work during commutes or between meetings

MVP

One-command publish of Markdown/PDF to mobile-friendly pages; auto-group by session folder with version history; text-selection annotations plus a CLI for the agent to read feedback; Tailscale/LAN access with simple passcode; skip collaboration permissions and cloud hosting

Revenue

Open-source core plus paid hosted subscription (by projects or concurrent reviewers), or a one-time self-host license; team tier for small orgs.

Why now

Agent output volume now far exceeds human reading speed, so the bottleneck moved from generation to mobile review and feedback; existing tools only show output in the terminal and nobody closes the loop of agents reading annotations.