Find the session you actually need
The Agents filter surfaces recognized agent processes in your connected host’s tmux sessions. Jump to the matching pane instead of opening every window to find the right conversation.
Claude Code, Codex & your existing SSH host
Review what your agent built.
From your iPhone.
Find your running agent, inspect the web page or files it produced, and send the next instruction. From the same iPhone workspace.
In development · iPhone & iPad · Requires a reachable SSH host
Actual Cavreno app · sample workspace
Your existing agent sessionBrowser & files beside the terminalReview before you reply
From agent output to your next instruction
Read “done.”
Then see for yourself.
A terminal reply is the start of the check. Open the web page, inspect a remote file, then swipe back to the same conversation.
- 01Open the agent’s existing terminal.
- 02Inspect a page or file beside it.
- 03Return to the pane and reply.
App screens · sample project
“I just need to see where it’s at.”
Find the agent, open its pane, and read the output. Decide what comes next without returning to your desk.
Keep your tools and your context
Interact with the existing terminal session on your host. Your project, shell tools, and agent stay in their remote environment; the phone becomes another way to reach them.
Check the result before you reply
Open a web page or remote file in the pane’s companion workspace. Return to the terminal, then use Compose to draft and review your next instruction before sending it.
How it works
A familiar way in.
- 1
Open your existing agent
Connect to an awake, reachable SSH host. Find the coding agent running in your tmux session.
- 2
Inspect the result
Read the terminal output, open a linked page, or browse remote files beside the conversation.
- 3
Give the next instruction
Return to the same terminal, review your reply in Compose, and send it through the agent’s own interface.
One workspace. More than one agent.
Discovery recognizes standard process signatures for tools including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and Gemini CLI. Optional supported host integrations add last-reported lifecycle states. A discovered process alone is not proof that an agent is working or waiting for you.
Agent software and any provider subscription are separate. Recognition varies with executable names and launch methods. Cavreno is an independent app, not affiliated with these providers.
Questions
Good questions.
Does Claude Code run on my iPhone?
It runs on your SSH host. Cavreno gives you a native terminal on iPhone or iPad to interact with that remote session.
Can I switch between different agents?
Yes. Recognized agents are listed with their tmux context so you can open their existing panes. Discovery is scoped to the connected host and selected tmux server.
Will my phone tell me when an agent needs me?
Supported host integrations can surface attention requests in Cavreno’s inbox and show alerts while you are connected. Supported Codex and OpenCode requests can be reviewed in native controls; other requests open in the terminal. Background push is still in development.
Does my computer need to stay awake?
Yes. Your host must stay running, and you need a network path to its SSH service when you connect. A private VPN can provide that path; Cavreno does not set up a network tunnel for you.
Let your next check-in happen from your phone.
A closer look at the app, its workflows, and what you need to use it.
Preview CavrenoIn development · iPhone & iPad