The agent stays on your machine
This is not a cloud copy of your project. The agent executes exactly where it always did — your files, your git checkout, your environment, your API keys. Only the conversation travels over the wire.
Remote coding agent
Your coding agent keeps running on your own machine. PandaNpc gives you a live connection to it from anywhere — send a prompt, approve a tool call, read the diff, without sitting at that desk.
Only the conversation travels. The agent, your files and your keys never leave the machine they are on.
This is not a cloud copy of your project. The agent executes exactly where it always did — your files, your git checkout, your environment, your API keys. Only the conversation travels over the wire.
Close the tab, lose signal in a lift, switch from phone to laptop — the run keeps going on your machine. Reconnect and the conversation is still there, still streaming.
When the agent wants to run a command or edit a file, the prompt reaches you wherever you are. Read the diff on a phone, approve or reject, and it carries on.
Sign in with an email code and start. Bring your own provider later if you prefer — connection-level settings are yours.
Anthropic's CLI agent. Full tool use, file edits, terminal — driven from wherever you are.
OpenAI's coding agent, same remote session model.
Runs the DeepSeek harness on your machine and streams the conversation out.
Also supported, through the same bridge.
Yes — that is the point. Claude Code keeps running on your own computer; the iOS app and the web app give you a live connection to that session. You send prompts, read output, and approve tool calls from the phone. Nothing about your codebase is copied to a server.
The run does not stop. The agent is executing on your machine, not in the browser tab. When you reconnect, the session is still there with everything that happened while you were away.
Claude Code, Codex, the DeepSeek harness (CLI) and Pi agent. They share one connection model, so switching between them does not change how you reach them.
The iOS app, any browser, and the desktop app on Windows, macOS and Linux. Same account everywhere.
Yes. The agent page runs a shared sandbox agent for signed-out visitors — five messages a day, no sign-up. Logging in connects your own machines and unlocks tool use, file edits and terminal access.
Five messages a day without signing up. Log in to connect your own machines.