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07Personal Products and Experiments

WAND Mobile Agent Workbench

Actual product · Public-safe recorded workflow

A private, mobile-first control surface for real Codex and Claude CLI sessions: stream changed tmux pane output, compose and stage prompts or attachments, switch and resume native sessions, manage side lanes, and keep long-running work usable from a Fold-class phone. This public-safe recording uses the real WAND interface and a synthetic workspace while withholding private transcripts, profiles, usage data, paths, history, and control endpoints.

MobiletmuxAgentsSession UX

The real mobile control loop

Stage a prompt, execute the native CLI turn, and keep the live result usable from one focused surface.

  1. 01

    Select the Lane

    WAND binds the console and composer to a real tmux-backed Codex or Claude CLI session.

  2. 02

    Compose Safely

    The staged composer makes the full prompt visible before it is cast into the native terminal.

  3. 03

    Execute Natively

    WAND exposes terminal controls without pretending that the mobile surface is a separate agent runtime.

  4. 04

    Stream the Work

    Changed-pane output carries tool activity and the resulting answer back into the focused console.

  5. 05

    Protect the Private System

    The public recording uses a synthetic workspace and withholds operational profiles, transcripts, endpoints, and session history.

Actual WAND interface · Real tmux-backed Codex turn · Synthetic workspace · Private profile, usage, host, session, and history data withheld

What the accomplishment is

The implemented capability—not a substitute illustration.

A private, mobile-first control surface for real Codex and Claude CLI sessions: stream changed tmux pane output, compose and stage prompts or attachments, switch and resume native sessions, manage side lanes, and keep long-running work usable from a Fold-class phone. This public-safe recording uses the real WAND interface and a synthetic workspace while withholding private transcripts, profiles, usage data, paths, history, and control endpoints.