AFK Pilot Launches: Remote-Control Grok, Codex and Claude Code From Any Browser
PawelHuryn · x · 2026-09-08
AFK Pilot launched a unified interface that pipes the original Grok, Codex and Claude Code CLIs into any browser. One-time pairing (no tunnels, in-memory relay, nothing stored) lets you chat, review and steer agents from phone or tablet. A free-preview cloud option offers a dedicated persistent 8-core/8GB Linux VM with all three agents preinstalled, sleeping between sessions — free with Remote Max, later from $5/mo. Usage counts against your own subscriptions, and terminal access is coming soon.
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