hapi

Hapi runs a Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or OpenCode session on your laptop and lets you control it from a phone or browser. The agent stays where it works best (your machine, your file system) and a web/PWA/Telegram app gives you remote eyes and a remote keyboard. End-to-end encrypted via WireGuard plus TLS. AGPL.

Setup is one npx command. You get a URL and QR code, scan it, and you are looking at the active session from anywhere. Workspace browsing is opt-in. Voice control works through a built-in assistant, and Telegram approvals let you sign off on agent actions while away from the keyboard. The relay is provided, but you can self-host with Cloudflare Tunnel or Tailscale.

Solo developers running long agent loops: this is the most polished way to monitor them away from the desk. Small teams: same value, but pair-sharing across teammates is not the use case. Large teams: stick to internal devloop tools. The AGPL license adds friction for enterprise legal reviews.

The catch: it is built around a relay you do not own. Self-hosting is supported, but the easy path uses someone else's WireGuard hub. Read the security model before you point it at production credentials.