tiann/hapi

App for Codex / Claude Code / Pi / OpenCode / Kimi Code / Grok Build, vibe coding anytime, anywhere

What it solves

HAPI provides a way to remotely control and interact with AI coding agents (like Claude Code, Cursor Agent, and DeepSeek Harness) that are running on a local machine. It eliminates the need to be physically at your desk to approve AI requests, run commands, or manage sessions, allowing for a seamless transition between a desktop terminal and mobile devices.

How it works

HAPI acts as a wrapper around existing AI agents. It starts a hub that creates a secure, end-to-end encrypted connection (using WireGuard and TLS) between the local machine and remote clients. Users can then connect via native iOS/Android apps, a Web/PWA interface, or a Telegram Mini App to monitor the agent's progress and send commands.

Who it’s for

Developers who use AI coding agents and want the flexibility to step away from their computer while maintaining control over their AI's workflow, or those who prefer to interact with their AI agents via voice or mobile interfaces.

Highlights

  • Multi-Agent Support: Compatible with various agents including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, Grok Build, and others.
  • Remote Approvals: Approve AI-initiated requests from a phone with a single tap.
  • Cross-Platform Access: Native apps for iOS and Android, plus Web/PWA and Telegram Mini App support.
  • Secure Connection: Uses E2E encrypted relays to ensure data privacy between the device and the machine.
  • Workspace Browser: Allows browsing of scoped file trees and starting sessions in specific subdirectories via the web.

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