Dev builds DiShus with Claude Code: run agents on your PC from your phone
Individual-Hawk-1590 · reddit · 2026-11-10
A developer wanted to prompt Claude Code and run agents on their PC while away, so they had Claude Code build DiShus: your phone mirrors the PC screen with a full PC keyboard (Ctrl, Super, Alt, F-keys) over a P2P encrypted connection—no accounts, no server, fully local.
- Open source on GitHub with frequent updates; currently alpha.
- Tested on Hyprland and KDE Plasma; Android 9+ supported (tested on Galaxy Z Fold7); Windows support planned.
- Claude Code wrote most of the code, while the author designed the security model and tests it daily; they're happy to share how they prompted it.
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