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Zedra – Remote control for AI coding agents

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About Zedra – Remote control for AI coding agents

Zedra is an open-source, mobile-first remote control for AI coding agents. It transforms your phone into a developer workspace with a real terminal, code editor, file browser, git diff viewer, and Markdown preview—all connected via a direct, end-to-end encrypted P2P tunnel (QUIC/UDP) to the daemon running on your desktop. No VPN or port forwarding required. Pair once via QR code, then reconnect seamlessly across network changes. Zedra supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and Hermes natively, and works with any CLI-based agent. Built on Zed's GPUI framework for high-performance rendering, it is MIT-licensed and available on iOS, Android, macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Key Features

Remote terminal: Run any CLI agent in a real terminal on your machine
Manage agents: View status, usage, session history across workspaces
File browser search: Browse repo tree, search files, access docs tree
Code editor: Read code with highlighting, GPU scrolling, native selection, code mentions
Git view: Review staged and unstaged diffs file by file before committing
Markdown preview: Rendered Markdown with Mermaid diagrams, tables, and code blocks
P2P encrypted tunnel: Direct QUIC/UDP connection with end-to-end encryption, relay fallback
QR pairing: One-time scan for PKI-authenticated reconnection
Agent-neutral: Works with any terminal agent; first-class integrations for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Hermes
GPUI on mobile: High-performance code editing and terminal rendering without a webview

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Agent-neutral: works with multiple popular coding agents and any CLI-based tool
  • P2P encrypted tunnel: direct, secure connection without VPN or port forwarding
  • Mobile-native workspace: real terminal, editor, and diff viewer on phone
  • Open source (MIT-licensed): inspectable, customizable, free to use
  • Seamless reconnection: sessions persist across network changes
  • First-class integrations with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Hermes
  • Push notifications for completion alerts and approval requests
Cons
  • Requires a daemon running on the desktop machine to function
  • Mobile-only UI – no web interface or desktop remote client
  • Relatively new tool with limited community and third-party integrations
  • Dependent on phone/device availability for control interaction

Best For

Remotely inspecting and approving agent-generated code changes from a mobile deviceMonitoring multiple AI coding agents across workspaces with real-time status and session historyReviewing git diffs and file changes before committing while away from the desktopManaging agent approval prompts, terminal input, and completion alerts on the goCollaboratively pairing by QR code with a direct encrypted tunnel for peer debugging

FAQ

Which coding agents does Zedra support?
Zedra offers first-class setup for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and Hermes. Anything that runs in a terminal also works with default terminal agent support.