Antigravity has this feature built in right? It’s super useful to monitor and interact with my agents on my iPhone. Getting remote to work for DSH web is a pain in comparison, and it only works on my local network, unlike antigravity.
Anyways, this is a great feature that everyone should have access to, so I think this product is timely.
Should have also mentioned it supports teams and inter-agent messaging across harnesses!
A manager agent delegates to worker agents. Presets cover Review code changes, Ask an LLM council, Build a feature and Investigate a bug, and you can build a custom team from existing agents across Claude, Codex, Gemini etc
Sometimes doing something completely unrelated can bring about a moment of 'I can make this easier for myself' and from it is born an idea that so many others will benefit from in the same way you have. Congrats on that!
I can relate to the frustration of chat-based mobile UIs. I do a huge amount of my building and shipping directly from my phone, constantly switching between mobile browser tabs to write prompts, check PR diffs and monitor deployments can become cumbersome when on the move. A solution like Loop would be extremely helpful to someone like me.
Two questions for you, from someone who relies on cloud-based workflows (I use GitHub + Jules + Cloudflare currently) because I'm not a huge fan of being tied to my desk. I'll be replacing Jules with Antigravity in the coming days which I see is on your supported list.
1. Since Loop runs locally on your computer and pairs via QR code, how do you handle remote access when you leave your home/office or is remote access not in use at the moment?
2. Is there a path to hook in cloud-hosted agents or is it built strictly for wrapping local CLI processes?
1. Loop uses cloudflare quick tunnels (https://try.cloudflare.com/) to create a tunnel to your local machine. So you can work remotely from your machine from anywhere. I was on another continent recently and continued working remotely. Caveat that your machine has to remain awake. More info in the docs.
2. At the moment it’s only built for wrapping harness CLIs running on a machine. I haven’t put much thought into integrating cloud hosted agents. Unfortunately Anthropic/OpenAI won’t let you use their cloud instances unless you’re using their apps :(
Antigravity has this feature built in right? It’s super useful to monitor and interact with my agents on my iPhone. Getting remote to work for DSH web is a pain in comparison, and it only works on my local network, unlike antigravity.
Anyways, this is a great feature that everyone should have access to, so I think this product is timely.
Give it a try! Most harnesses have some remote control feature, but they’re all chat based and single-harness
Should have also mentioned it supports teams and inter-agent messaging across harnesses!
A manager agent delegates to worker agents. Presets cover Review code changes, Ask an LLM council, Build a feature and Investigate a bug, and you can build a custom team from existing agents across Claude, Codex, Gemini etc
Hi jamesasefa,
Sometimes doing something completely unrelated can bring about a moment of 'I can make this easier for myself' and from it is born an idea that so many others will benefit from in the same way you have. Congrats on that!
I can relate to the frustration of chat-based mobile UIs. I do a huge amount of my building and shipping directly from my phone, constantly switching between mobile browser tabs to write prompts, check PR diffs and monitor deployments can become cumbersome when on the move. A solution like Loop would be extremely helpful to someone like me.
Two questions for you, from someone who relies on cloud-based workflows (I use GitHub + Jules + Cloudflare currently) because I'm not a huge fan of being tied to my desk. I'll be replacing Jules with Antigravity in the coming days which I see is on your supported list.
1. Since Loop runs locally on your computer and pairs via QR code, how do you handle remote access when you leave your home/office or is remote access not in use at the moment?
2. Is there a path to hook in cloud-hosted agents or is it built strictly for wrapping local CLI processes?
Thanks for the kind words Mangrove007!
1. Loop uses cloudflare quick tunnels (https://try.cloudflare.com/) to create a tunnel to your local machine. So you can work remotely from your machine from anywhere. I was on another continent recently and continued working remotely. Caveat that your machine has to remain awake. More info in the docs.
2. At the moment it’s only built for wrapping harness CLIs running on a machine. I haven’t put much thought into integrating cloud hosted agents. Unfortunately Anthropic/OpenAI won’t let you use their cloud instances unless you’re using their apps :(
Congrats for the launch! Create a demo video to help people understand what it is and how it works at Fluxcut(fluxcut.dev): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVBTCoruJ8o