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Sesori

Your coding agents. On your phone.

Run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Antigravity, and five more from your iPhone or Android.
The agent keeps working on your machine, with your repo and your logins. You steer it from anywhere.
End-to-end encrypted. Local-first. Built in the open.

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Claude Code · Codex · OpenCode · Cursor · GitHub Copilot · Antigravity · Grok Build · DeepSeek · Hermes Agent · Pi · Oh My Pi

Sesori on iPhone with the harness picker open, listing OpenCode, Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor, with model and agent selectors above the composer Starting a Sesori session by voice on iPhone, with coding tool, dedicated workspace, and branch selectors above a hold-to-talk control A running Sesori session on iPhone, planning a task with model and agent selectors and a stop control

Why Sesori

  • 11 coding agents, one app. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Google Antigravity, Grok Build, DeepSeek Harness, Hermes Agent, Pi, and Oh My Pi. Pick one per session. Run several side by side on the same machine.
  • Real sessions, not a chat wrapper. The agent runs on your laptop, desktop, or a headless VM, with your repo, your tools, and your credentials. Sesori streams the session to your phone and hands you the controls.
  • Nothing to expose. No VPN, no tunnel, no open ports. Your phone and your machine do an X25519 key exchange and encrypt every message with XChaCha20-Poly1305. The relay only forwards ciphertext.
  • Three commands to get going. Install the app, install the Bridge, run it. No agent installed yet? Sesori can download one for you.

What you can do from your phone

  • Start and steer sessions on any project on your machine. Browse folders, add projects, and choose the agent, then the model, effort, and mode it exposes.
  • Answer the agent. Approve or reject permission requests, answer its questions, queue follow-ups while it works, and stop a task the moment it goes sideways.
  • Follow sub-agents. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and DeepSeek sub-agents show up as child sessions with live transcripts, so background work never happens out of sight.
  • Review the diff. A File Changes view per session, with a diff for every file plus the branch and pull request status.
  • Run sessions in parallel. Dedicated workspaces give each session its own Git worktree and branch, so two agents can touch the same file without colliding.
  • Talk instead of type. Hold to record, review the transcript, send. Attach screenshots and mockups too.
  • Get pinged when it matters. Push notifications the moment the agent finishes or needs you back, with the session name in the notification.
  • Install agents from the app. Settings → Harnesses shows what is installed and what needs a sign-in, and can download a pinned copy of OpenCode, Codex, Copilot, Pi, Oh My Pi, DeepSeek Harness, and Cursor on macOS and Linux. Managed copies keep themselves updated. Codex can even sign in from your phone.
  • Keep your setup. Sesori drives the agents, model providers, and permission settings you already have. It adds a remote, not another vendor account.

Get started in 3 steps

1. Get the app

📱 App Store · 📱 Google Play

2. Install the Bridge where your code lives

The Bridge is a small command-line tool that connects the app to the agents on your machine. Laptop, desktop, or a headless VM all work.

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://sesori.com/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell)

irm https://sesori.com/install.ps1 | iex

Prefer npm or bun? npx @sesori/bridge or bunx @sesori/bridge installs the same thing.

3. Run it and sign in

sesori-bridge

Sign in with the same account in the app and in the Bridge. They pair automatically over the encrypted relay, even on different networks. The Bridge is a foreground process — leave it running, because your phone can only reach your machine while it is up.

Then, in the app, open Settings → Harnesses. Agents already on your machine are detected. For the ones marked ✅ below, tap Install runtime and Sesori fetches a copy for you; install the rest yourself. Open a project, tap New session, pick a Coding tool, and go.

Full walkthrough → docs.sesori.com/get-started/quickstart · Bridge commands and options → Bridge guide

Supported coding agents

Agent Install from the app Notes
Claude Code (Anthropic) – Standard and plan modes, with permission prompts on your phone
Codex (OpenAI) ✅ Can sign in from your phone
OpenCode ✅ Bridge-managed server; can also attach to your running opencode web
Cursor ✅ macOS, Linux Windows: use your own install
GitHub Copilot CLI (GitHub) ✅ Needs an eligible Copilot account
Antigravity (Google) – Google's coding agent, signed in with your Google account
Grok Build (xAI) – Text prompts only for now, no image attachments
DeepSeek Harness (DeepSeek) ✅ Through Sesori's open-source ACP adapter
Hermes Agent (Nous Research) –
Pi ✅
Oh My Pi ✅

✅ Sesori downloads a pinned, checksummed copy from Settings → Harnesses, keeps it updated, and never touches a system-wide install. Everything else uses the agent already on your machine.

Each agent exposes its own models, sub-agents, slash commands, modes, and permission prompts, and Sesori shows whatever the agent supports. Setup, platform, and safety notes per agent → Choose an AI coding assistant. Feature-by-feature detail → capability matrix.

Platform support

macOS Linux Windows iOS Android
Sesori app 🛠️ 🛠️ — ✅ ✅
Sesori Bridge ✅ ✅ ✅ — —

✅ available now · 🛠️ in development (get notified)

How it works

┌───────────────┐     encrypted relay      ┌───────────────┐      localhost      ┌────────────────────┐
│  Sesori app   │ ◀──────────────────────▶ │ Sesori Bridge │ ◀─────────────────▶ │  Your coding agent │
│ iOS · Android │    (ciphertext only)     │ mac·Linux·Win │                     │ Claude Code, Codex,│
└───────────────┘                          └───────────────┘                     │ OpenCode, Cursor … │
                                                                                 └────────────────────┘

The Bridge runs next to your agent and talks to it locally. Your phone and the Bridge perform an ephemeral X25519 key exchange, then encrypt every message with XChaCha20-Poly1305, the same cryptography secure messengers use. The relay routes opaque frames between them and cannot read them. Your repository and the agent itself stay on your machine.

More detail → How it works · Security and privacy

Built in the open

Every piece that makes this work is public: the app, the Bridge, the relay, the auth server, and the DeepSeek adapter. Audit the crypto, read the plugin code, send PRs.

Repo What it is Stack License
sesori_apps_monorepo The iOS/Android app, the Bridge CLI, and one plugin package per agent Dart / Flutter FSL-1.1-ALv2 (becomes Apache-2.0 after two years)
sesori_relay_server End-to-end encrypted relay between phone and Bridge Go Apache-2.0
sesori_auth_server Sign-in (GitHub, Google, Apple, email) and token issuance TypeScript Apache-2.0
sesori-deepseek-acp ACP adapter that lets Sesori drive DeepSeek Harness TypeScript MIT

Want to add an agent? Each one is a self-contained plugin package. Start with CONTRIBUTING.md.

Community & support

Leave your laptop. Take the session.

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  1. sesori_apps_monorepo sesori_apps_monorepo Public

    Sesori iOS/Android app and the Sesori Bridge CLI — drive Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Pi, OMP, Hermes coding sessions from your phone

    Dart 120 8

  2. sesori_relay_server sesori_relay_server Public

    End-to-end encrypted relay routing traffic between the Sesori app and the Sesori Bridge

    Go 17

  3. sesori_auth_server sesori_auth_server Public

    Sesori auth server — sign-in (GitHub, Google, Apple, email) and token issuance for the app and Bridge

    TypeScript 16 2

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