Vibe42 launches: pocket terminal-first workspace to run coding agents from your phone
yihui_indie · x · 2026-10-11
Indie creator jiachengai launched Vibe42, a terminal-first remote workspace that connects your phone directly to your own computer to run coding agents, review diffs, and control terminals on the go.
Key points:
- Zero config: install and auto-connect, no public IP or router changes, no vendor lock-in
- Universal agent support: Claude Code, Aider, Codex, Cline, OpenDevin, custom CLI scripts run natively on your machine; API keys and code never leave your hardware
- Sessions follow you across lock screen, network switches, and devices; hosts for macOS/Linux plus iOS/Android apps and Web PWA
- GPU rendering engine with Ghostty, 120Hz, tuned CJK typography; mobile apps free memory when swiped away, with native APNs/FCM push for task progress
The team dogfoods it daily, running coding agents and shipping releases from commutes and coffee shops.
Related event: Vibe42 Lets You Run Claude Code on Your PC From Your Phone(3 posts)→
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