Control AI agents from your phone.

Push notifications when Claude Code finishes.
Send commands without going back to your desk.

9:41
5G   87%
AgentPulse 3 active
claude-refactor Waiting for input
now
codex-tests Running tests...
2m
claude-api Implementing endpoint
5m

The problem

~ your-day.sh
you:  claude, refactor auth module
claude works for 8 minutes
you check twitter
you forget to come back
claude has been waiting for 12 minutes

12 minutes wasted. multiply by 20 tasks/day.

The solution

~ before
✗ sit at desk, wait
✗ switch between terminals
✗ miss when agent finishes
✗ can't leave computer
~ after
✓ get push notification
✓ all agents in one view
✓ respond from phone
✓ work from anywhere

Install

~ install.sh
# install server (runs on your machine)
$ curl -fsSL https://agentpulse.dev/install | sh

# works with
tmux, kitty, iterm2, wezterm

# get the app
iOS: App Store
Android: Google Play

How it works

~ demo
1. you start claude code in tmux/kitty
2. server detects terminal windows with AI agents
3. you walk away
4. agent finishes, needs input
5. → push notification on your phone
6. you respond from the app
7. agent continues working

your code never leaves your machine.
direct connection: phone ↔ your computer.

Features

App preview

agents
● claude-refactor     idle
○ claude-tests        working
● codex-api           idle
← claude-refactor
> refactor auth module

● I'll refactor the auth
  module. Let me check the
  current implementation.

✻ Reading src/auth/index.ts

● Found 3 areas to improve:

  1. Extract token validation
  2. Add refresh token logic
  3. Simplify middleware

  Should I proceed?

Type response...

FAQ

Which terminals?
tmux, Kitty, iTerm2, WezTerm. More coming.
Which AI agents?
Claude Code, Codex CLI, anything that runs in terminal.
Is my code sent anywhere?
No. Server runs on your machine. Phone connects directly.
Remote access?
Use Tailscale, ngrok, or any tunnel. Works over any HTTP connection.
VS Code / Cursor?
This is for terminal workflows. IDE support on roadmap.

Stop watching terminals.