kzahel/yepanywhere
Self-hosted web UI for Claude and Codex. Push notifications, file uploads, no accounts, no database. Uses your existing CLI session history.
What it solves
Yep Anywhere provides a mobile-friendly, browser-based interface for managing AI agents (specifically Claude Code and Codex) that are running on a remote machine. It eliminates the need to use a terminal on a mobile device, allowing users to supervise, approve tool use, and interact with agents from a phone or tablet while the actual computation and code execution happen on the user's own controlled hardware.
How it works
The project acts as a remote interface layer. It connects to official provider tools (like the Claude CLI) using the official SDKs, meaning the user authenticates via their own existing accounts. It offers a server-client architecture where the server runs on the host machine and the client is a responsive web browser. For remote access, it supports direct connections, VPNs, or an end-to-end encrypted public relay that removes the need for port forwarding.
Who it’s for
Developers who use AI coding agents and want to monitor or steer their progress from another device without being tied to their primary workstation.
Highlights
- Mobile Supervision: Approve agent tool requests, upload files/photos, and use voice input from a mobile browser.
- Persistent Sessions: Sessions remain active on the server even if the client disconnects, allowing users to resume work across different devices.
- Multi-Agent Coordination: Features a tiered inbox, global activity views, and the ability to fork or clone sessions.
- Remote Device Control: Stream Android devices and Apple Simulators via WebRTC for direct touch control.
- Source Control Integration: Browse working-tree diffs, commit history, and bundle line comments into agent sessions.
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