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AI Engineer· published 2026-07-12· 0:09:20· en-US· indexed 2026-08-11 03:36

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  1. 0:15 Hello, everyone.
  2. 0:19 So yeah, my name's Connor Adams, and I'm here to present to you Ramobi.
  3. 0:24 A little change of schedule here, so you might not be expecting this.
  4. 0:29 So who here uses checks on their agents on their phone?
  5. 0:36 OK. Who here would like to, but doesn't?
  6. 0:40 OK, yeah.
  7. 0:41 I'm always actually torn about whether or not it's a great idea or not.
  8. 0:45 I'm thinking I'm out and about, might even be some nice weather, out with my friends and family, and then I get this sort of compulsion to check on my agents.
  9. 0:54 Are they working well?
  10. 0:55 Do I need to steer them?
  11. 0:56 Do they need me?
  12. 1:00 Rightly or wrongly, there are plenty of apps for it.
  13. 1:02 So before I show you mine, why have I built one?
  14. 1:05 Well, one, because I've got AI psychosis, of course, and you just must build apps.
  15. 1:10 But the thing I wanted didn't really exist.
  16. 1:12 So there's Happy, which does Claude Code.
  17. 1:17 And it's got a nice native mobile app.
  18. 1:21 But it only works with Claude Code.
  19. 1:24 And also, it has some relay server that I'm not sure I really trust.
  20. 1:30 Fine.
  21. 1:31 What other options do we have?
  22. 1:33 Another core code option.
  23. 1:34 Well, you can use the inbuilt thing and it will, you press a manual handoff and it will hand off your session to the mobile app.
  24. 1:42 That's cool.
  25. 1:44 But it means that you have to manually hand over.
  26. 1:46 And also it means that you can't use Codex or something else or Pi.
  27. 1:53 Or there's just, what about just having a,
  28. 1:56 a terminal app for your phone.
  29. 2:00 And these are also good.
  30. 2:02 The annoying things I find with it is managing SSH keys and setting all that up, but also having touch controls and having it work with your existing workflows that you may have in something like Tmux.
  31. 2:16 So another question.
  32. 2:18 Tmux users.
  33. 2:21 Got any?
  34. 2:22 Only a couple.
  35. 2:23 And unsure face as well.
  36. 2:25 Okay, so if we don't use Tmux, that's fine.
  37. 2:27 So I used to be a big VS Code man, and then now I just, maybe because I think it's cool, I use the terminal.
  38. 2:34 But also, it's nice because it's a portable setup, and I've got a remote dev machine.
  39. 2:39 I can SSH into it.
  40. 2:40 It's got all my same stuff on it.
  41. 2:41 So before we get on to the mobile bit, I will just show you.
  42. 2:47 Tmux.
  43. 2:47 So this is my terminal, and why not have four different coding agents on there at the same time?
  44. 2:55 And so what Tmux is, is essentially like a window manager for your terminal.
  45. 2:59 So you're able to have these panes like this, and you're also able to have windows that you can switch between.
  46. 3:06 You see the tabs along the bottom.
  47. 3:07 But you can also customize it.
  48. 3:10 It's probably a bit hard to read on the screen, but I've got stuff in the bottom that says, oh, this is the CPU usage and all this sort of stuff.
  49. 3:18 I can press buttons and then I can see how the computer's going or whatever, CPU, blah, blah, blah.
  50. 3:25 And I can set up all custom key commands.

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