Open-source agent Cindy launches: cross-device tasks, files and model sharing
yangyi · x · 2026-11-04
Cindy, an open-source AI agent from XD.INC, connects your computers and phone: draft and edit emails inside the conversation (recipients, subject, attachments, undo window after send), share tasks/files/execution records across devices, borrow model subscriptions configured on another machine, and control real desktops from your phone via built-in remote desktop. No backend or rented server needed — model charges still apply. It supports Claude Code, Codex, Pi and more. Commenter yangyi notes its AIGC GUI could generalize into a universal component scheme for controlling connector inputs.
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