Loopsy

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Long-running agent sessions strand developers at their desks, and loopsy solves the away-from-keyboard problem: a daemon on the workstation bridges to the user's phone through a Cloudflare relay that can be the maintainer's or self-hosted on the free tier in about thirty seconds. The mobile client renders a real PTY terminal with ANSI, scrollback, and resize, so TUI-based agents work normally, and sessions survive phone locks and signal loss. Its second mode is agent-to-agent: daemons discover each other via mDNS on a LAN, pair with a 6-digit code, and expose MCP tools so an agent on one machine can run commands, transfer files, or share key/value context on another - for example, dispatching an iOS build to a Mac Studio from a laptop session. Developers running Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI across multiple machines use it as the connective layer.