Remote Agent Bench
Check files, queue tasks, and review agent diffs when you're away from your desk
- Problem
- A developer maintaining several projects and often away from the computer wanted a real remote coding-agent workbench; the tool they used lacked basics like message queues. Another thread bemoans daily, fragmented tool updates.
- Solution
- A lightweight web/PWA panel that connects to local or remote Codex/Claude agents: view sessions, send commands, queue tasks, browse changed files and diffs on your phone, and get push notifications when an agent finishes or fails. No model hosting—just orchestration and presentation.
- Users
- Indie developers and remote engineers juggling multiple projects away from their desks
- MVP
- Connect to a local agent process; mobile session and file-tree view; task queue and interrupt; diff review and push notifications; one remote Linux node
- Revenue
- Open-source core + hosted subscription (remote nodes, notifications, team sharing); one-time self-host license
- Why now
- Coding agents now run autonomously for long stretches; what's missing is a lightweight console for when you're not at the keyboard. Indie devs are the target users, so validation is fast