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About Inyon
Inyon enables users to monitor, answer prompts, and steer coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, or GitHub Copilot from an Android phone or any browser. The tool connects to computers via three methods: direct pairing through a QR code, a hub server on a local machine, or SSH for locked-down servers. Once paired, sessions appear as chat-like interfaces where users can review terminal output, approve tool calls, adjust agent settings, or send new instructions. The app supports drafting commands, searching files, running shell commands, and reviewing git changes, with drafts syncing to the terminal. Background tasks like queued messages and subagents are visible with live output, and users receive notifications when agents require input or finish work. Temporary files created by agents can be previewed and deleted directly from the interface. Companion agents can summarize sessions or relay messages between machines, and third-party apps can integrate with Inyon using a limited set of permissions.
Key features
- Remote session monitoring and control
- QR code pairing for direct connections
- Hub server for browser-based access
- SSH support for restricted environments
- Draft command synchronization
- File search and shell command execution
- Git working tree and diff review
- Agent companion for session summaries
Use cases
- Monitoring long-running agent tasks from a phone
- Approving agent actions and answering prompts remotely
- Reviewing and committing code changes across sessions
Pros
- Supports multiple coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, and GitHub Copilot
- Three connection methods: direct pairing, hub server, or SSH
- Real-time session monitoring with terminal access and file review
- Background task tracking with live output and notifications
- Open source under MIT license
Cons
- Requires Android app installation for primary use
- No native support for iOS devices
- Hub server setup needed for browser access
- Agents must run in tmux on target machines
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Frequently asked questions about Inyon
What coding agents does Inyon support?
Inyon supports monitoring, answering prompts, and steering coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot, and Antigravity CLI running in tmux on your own computers.
How do I connect my computer to Inyon?
You can connect via direct pairing through a QR code, a hub server on a local machine, or SSH for locked-down servers. The Android app or a hub reaches a server over SSH if needed.
Can I use Inyon from a browser instead of the Android app?
Yes, you can use Inyon from any browser by running a hub server on one of your machines, which serves the web app to your browser.
What can I do with Inyon once connected?
You can review terminal output, approve tool calls, adjust agent settings, send new instructions, draft commands, search files, run shell commands, review git changes, and preview or delete temporary files created by agents.
How does Inyon handle background tasks and notifications?
Background tasks like queued messages and subagents are visible with live output, and you receive notifications when agents require input or finish work.
Is Inyon open source and free to use?
Yes, Inyon is open source with an MIT license, and the Android app is available for download at no cost.
