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Reply to your agents from your iPhone or iPad, without remote control

With T'esperam, you can reply to Claude Code, or to any agent session running on your Mac, from your iPhone or iPad, without turning on a remote-control feature offered by the tool's publisher. Your messages travel through your own iCloud account.

The problem: a session is waiting while you are away from your Mac

When you run several agents, one of them will eventually ask a question just after you have left your desk. It then waits for your answer, and its work stops until you are back at the Mac. Turning on a remote-control feature from the tool's publisher is not always what you want, and it only covers that one tool anyway.

How it works

  1. On the Mac, T'esperam is running and your agent sessions work as usual.
  2. On your iPhone or iPad, you open T'esperam with the same iCloud account, then the session you want to write to. Each session has its own message thread.
  3. You write your message. You can also have messages read aloud, with the voice of your choice and without sending anything over the network.
  4. The agent reads your message at the end of its current turn of work, or is woken up if it was waiting. It answers in the same thread.

There is no remote-control feature to turn on in the tool itself: every session in T'esperam's Fleet has its own thread, whether you open it from the Mac, iPhone or iPad.

What stays on your devices

Messages travel between your devices through the private CloudKit database of your iCloud account. LIANT runs no server that receives them and has no access to them. They are subject to Apple's terms, like the rest of your iCloud space, and the privacy policy describes each kind of data.

Which devices

You can write from the Mac, iPhone or iPad. Agents run only on the Mac: the iPhone and iPad are for following your sessions and replying to them, but they do not run agents. The Mac must therefore be on, with T'esperam running, for the agent to receive your message. This works with Claude Code, and with Codex in preview.

The installation steps are on the support page.