control AI coding agents from phone

Control AI coding agents from your phone without moving code

Junction is built for the small but important mobile moments: checking whether an agent is still running, approving a safe next step, stopping drift, or reviewing enough context to decide what happens next.

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Best for

Developers who leave agent sessions running while away from the desk.

Why Junction

A phone is not the best place to write every line of code. It is a strong place to supervise local agents and keep work moving.

What it means

Junction is the local-first control plane for AI coding agents.

Responsive PWA interface for mobile browsers

Live output and session status from local daemons

Approvals, stops, and follow-up prompts from the phone

Branch and pull request context for fast review decisions

Push notifications when work completes

No mobile SSH or hosted clone required

Mobile control is about decisions

The highest leverage phone workflows are operational: read the latest output, check whether tests failed, approve the next command, or stop a run before it wastes more time.

Use mobile for visibility and control, not as a tiny IDE.
Keep deeper review and editing on your normal workstation.
Respond while context is fresh instead of waiting until you return.

Keep the agent local

Junction does not ask you to upload a repository into a cloud sandbox just to see what an agent is doing. The daemon stays attached to the machine where your project already runs.

Designed for long-running work

AI agents often finish after you leave the keyboard. Junction keeps those sessions visible so stalled approvals, flaky tests, and ready-to-review branches do not sit hidden in a terminal.

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