Pitupitu

pitupitu

  Talk to your coding agents, on any of your machines.
  Start, check on and unblock your coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Kiro CLI, OpenCode, pi, Qwen Code, Cline, Kilo Code and others) by voice, from your phone or any browser.
  Your agents run on the subscriptions you already pay for: Claude Code on your Claude plan, Codex on your ChatGPT plan. No API keys.
  This is the open-source agent that links each of your machines to pitupitu.

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You say what you want done and where. pitupitu starts the agent session on that machine, keeps an eye on it, answers what it can, and tells you when it is done or needs you. In the car, on a walk, at the desk: the same sessions, from your phone or any browser.

pitupitu runs your agents in Herdr TUI, herdr's terminal app: a terminal workspace manager for coding agents, the herdr command. Open herdr on that machine and you see exactly what your phone sees: the same sessions, live, to watch or type into at the desk. If it is not installed, pitupitu installs it. The Herdr desktop app is a separate program on its own runtime: pitupitu does not use it, and sessions pitupitu starts do not appear in it.

This repository is the part that runs on each of your machines: a small Rust agent that links the machine to pitupitu cloud over one outbound WebSocket. The conversation, the voice and the page at pitupitu.chat are the hosted service.

    Talk. Say it; it starts. The line above the microphone names what needs you.
    Work. What needs you first, then what runs, on every machine.
    A session that asks. The question at the top, the answers as buttons, the terminal under it.

  On a wide screen. The work beside the conversation; open herdr…