From your phone
Answer your agents from your phone
An agent that asks while you are away from the desk waits until you are back. AgentNod serves its queue as a private page from your Mac and pushes each request to your phone, with Allow and Deny on the notification.
Join the betaWhat you can do from the phone
The page shows the same queue as the Mac. Each card names the agent, the folder and the branch, and shows the command, the diff or the plan with its risk label.
Allow, deny, or deny with a note the agent reads. Answer a question by tapping an option, approve a plan, or send it back with what should change.
A destructive request shows in red and its button reads "Allow anyway". Its push carries no Allow button. It opens the page, so you read the command before you answer.
How the phone reaches the Mac
Turn on "Serve AgentNod Remote on this Mac" in Settings → Remote and scan the QR code. The link carries a token, and "New link" revokes the old one.
The page works on the same Wi-Fi as the Mac, or from anywhere over Tailscale. There is no AgentNod server and no account.
Push through ntfy
Push uses ntfy, on ntfy.sh or a server you host. Install the ntfy app, subscribe to a topic you chose, and the Allow and Deny buttons on a push call your Mac directly.
The push says which agent and project is asking and what kind of request it is, for example "Wants to run a command". The command itself is on the page your Mac serves.
A finished session sends a push too, with the start of the agent's last message.
While you are out
Night watch keeps the Mac awake while agents work or wait on you, so the page stays reachable. A scheduled run that stops to ask joins the same queue.