Answer from your phone — SessionCast mobile web app
When an AI coding session on your PC stops to ask a question, open app.sessioncast.io on your phone and answer with a single tap.
When an AI coding session on your PC stops to ask a question, open app.sessioncast.io on your phone and answer with a single tap.
After every task it commits, pmAgent runs your project's own verification command and shows on the task card whether the project is still green.
The Structured tab becomes a place you work in — per-kind cards, a session dashboard and time-travel, so you can navigate and share an AI session like a document.
Open as many tabs as you want on iPad. The sidebar becomes a drawer, panels overlay, and the terminal font shrinks so a full workspace still fits.
Offline tabs auto-hide after 10 minutes, and AI sessions get a proper delete with a 5-second undo — a tidy tab strip without losing work.
A sessioncast claude wrapper that notifies your phone when the AI finishes a turn or asks for permission, plus a project discoverer that resumes the last AI session in a project in one click.
A native desktop app with instant launch, OS keychain sign-in, and a local-direct mode that talks to tmux on the same machine without the relay round-trip.
Open multiple sessions side-by-side inside one workspace tab — click a session in the Other Sessions widget and it splits in next to the active one, up to 8 panes.
The top bar is now a browser-style tab strip for sessions: open as many workspaces as you like, switch with a click, and double-click a tab to give it a name that survives reloads.
A new Other Sessions widget lists every session on the current machine in one card, with a three-state badge that tells you exactly what's open where.
Every widget in the right-hand dock now declares whether it follows the active pane, the session as a whole or your account, and a colored badge on the card says which.
The web client is rebuilt for remote terminals where AI agents, build logs and long-running shells share one screen: multi-tab workspaces, up to 8 split panes and a scope-aware widget dock.
Pro users get an AI-powered dashboard that summarizes all active terminal sessions in a card grid — each session's status, a one-line summary and its last command.
The CLI now supports cmux, the AI-native terminal multiplexer built for multi-agent workflows. The agent detects whether cmux or tmux is running — no configuration needed.
A Pro plan at ₩4,000/month adds unlimited sessions, the AI dashboard and multi-language AI summaries on top of everything in Free.
Self-Hosted Relay is a paid add-on at ₩8,000/month: run your own relay server on any cloud so terminal data stays within your infrastructure. It works with Free or Pro.
Run the SessionCast agent as a background service that survives terminal closure, with capacity limiting and an isolated git worktree for each session.
The SessionCast web app is now a Progressive Web App. Install it on your phone, tablet or desktop for a standalone window, offline fallback and automatic updates.
The CLI is rewritten in Rust and ships as a single native binary — no Node.js or npm required. The npm package is deprecated: uninstall it before installing the new CLI.
Access and interact with your locally running web app from your phone or any device with one command — no deployment, no port forwarding, no ngrok.
CLI agents can render rich UI components in the web viewer by printing a fenced code block tagged sessioncast — the viewer shows an interactive widget instead of raw text.
The CLI agent supports multiple LLM providers with real-time streaming. Connect your Anthropic API key, Claude Code, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint and stream completions through SessionCast.
Add the SessionCast provider to OpenCode or Oh My OpenCode and route every AI request through your own local CLI agent — any LLM backend, no vendor lock-in.
sessioncast-go is a Go client library for the SessionCast relay server — the same library that powers the SessionCast provider in OpenCode.
Sessions on the same machine are now grouped by git repository (or working directory) in the sidebar, each group under a collapsible header.
SessionCast detects your git context and lets you spin up a new worktree directly from the web terminal, from a new footer bar that shows your branch and repo.
SessionCast now officially supports Spring AI: a Java SDK, a Spring Boot starter, and a Spring AI ChatModel that routes prompts through the SessionCast relay to your CLI agent's local LLM.
A built-in feedback feature lets you report bugs, request features or ask questions without leaving SessionCast. Look for the Feedback button in the bottom-left sidebar.
Resize the terminal viewport to see more scrollback at once — expand to 2x, 3x, 5x or even 10x the default height from the dimension badge in the terminal header.
The SessionCast Developer Portal is live at developer.sessioncast.io, with REST API documentation, OAuth app management, webhook configuration and SDK downloads.
Clearer errors for agent connection failures, a new --verbose flag for connection diagnostics, and fixes for reconnection timeouts on slow networks and session ID collisions in multi-agent setups.
Ctrl+C, Tab completion and command history from the phone toolbar, plus clipboard paste, pinch to zoom and landscape mode. Works on iOS Safari and Android Chrome.
Share your terminal sessions with teammates via public or private links so they can watch your terminal live. Available on all plans, including Free.
Better mobile terminal rendering with touch gestures, a keyboard shortcut cheatsheet, seamless session reconnection and a beta dark/light theme toggle — plus faster rendering on mobile.
The CLI agent now reconnects automatically when the network drops, and named config profiles let you manage multiple relay servers and tokens.
Running Claude Code in one terminal and a build in another? Jump between sessions with the web console's session switcher and give tmux sessions names you can recognize on your phone.