shipunyc/bedcoder

Bedcoder is a tool that lets you control an AI coding session from your phone while the main session continues running on your desktop computer. The idea is that you might have Claude Code open at your desk but want to review progress or give new instructions while lying down or away from the keyboard. Rather than replacing the desktop session, Bedcoder runs beside it and mirrors the interaction to a mobile-friendly web interface. It works by installing a small background program, called the agent, next to your existing Claude session on your computer. This agent encrypts all messages end-to-end using a per-session key and sends them through a relay server to the phone interface. The relay handles routing only and never sees message content. Pairing is done by scanning a QR code or entering an eight-character code, followed by confirming a six-digit security number to protect against interception. No account or signup is required. The tool supports multiple AI providers: Anthropic's Claude, MiniMax, GLM from Z.AI, DeepSeek, and any model available on OpenRouter. The provider choice is made on first launch and cached afterward. Sessions are shared with the official Claude CLI, so a conversation started on the phone can be continued at the desktop terminal without any duplication. The open-source repository contains four parts: the Node.js agent that runs on your computer, a Go relay server for message routing, shared TypeScript type definitions for the communication protocol, and integration tests. The mobile client is not yet open source. A hosted web client is available at web.bedcoder.org for immediate use. The project is licensed under GPL-3.