What problem it solves

Coding agents installed on a computer can be difficult to access and coordinate when working away from that computer. Users need a consistent way to message agents, review approvals, receive completion notifications, and collaborate across devices without tying the workflow to one model or subscription.

Key features

• Agent-agnostic bot messaging — Turn installed coding agents into persistent bots that can be messaged from an iPhone, desktop, or terminal. Each bot selects its agent backend, project folder, and permission policy.

  Source: README

• Multi-agent collaboration — Run multiple bots alongside one another and place them in group chats where mentioned bots reply in turn. Bots can also discover and message one another through the built-in team server.

  Source: README

• Remote access and notifications — Reach a computer directly or through an encrypted relay and receive notifications when bots finish or request approval. The hosted relay forwards ciphertext rather than readable message content.

  Source: README

• Multi-device clients — Use a native SwiftUI client on iPhone, an Electron desktop application on macOS, Windows, and Linux, and a terminal interface over SSH. All clients connect to the same Rust host.

  Source: README, apps/ios, apps/desktop

• Local, scriptable host — The Rust host manages agents, transcripts, notifications, and client access while offering command-line tools for messaging bots and running non-interactive workflows. Data is stored under the local Codync data directory.

  Source: README, host

Quick start

Copied verbatim from the project's README.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leepokai/Codync/main/packaging/install.sh | sh

codync-host send --bot reviewer --wait --json "Review the current diff without modifying files."

Who it may suit

Inference: this may suit developers who want to use their existing coding-agent subscriptions and local installations from a phone, desktop, or terminal, especially when coordinating several agents.

Topics to discuss

• Which ACP-compatible agents should be tested first in the community integration workflow?

• How should teams structure permissions and project folders when multiple bots work together?

• What group-chat workflows and bot-to-bot review patterns are most useful in daily development?

Written by ReadmeX AI from the project's README, source and public GitHub data; it may contain mistakes.

Read the original README https://github.com/leepokai/Codync#readme

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