Show HN: Loop – your coding agents, from your phone
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Loop is a mobile-first companion workspace for the coding harnesses you already run. It aggregates results from your harnesses into a continuous feed that is easy to navigate and organize from your phone. I spent several months holding my newborn in one hand and trying to talk to agents one-handed on my phone. Every mobile UI is still based around chat, and it doesn’t scale on mobile, let alone one-handed! So I built Loop: a feed of the work your coding agents do. It’s built around agent…
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Show HN: Loop – your coding agents, from your phone was first seen on Hacker News · Show HN on Nov 8, 2026. Since then it has appeared in 22 checks on 2 different days. Its best position was #17 of 30, reached on Nov 8, 21:50 UTC. It dropped off the list after Nov 9, 06:20 UTC.
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Antigravity has this feature built in right? It’s super useful to monitor and interact with my agents on my iPhone. Getting remote to work for DSH web is a pain in comparison, and it only works on my local network, unlike antigravity. Anyways, this is a great feature that everyone should have access to, so I think…
Should have also mentioned it supports teams and inter-agent messaging across harnesses! A manager agent delegates to worker agents. Presets cover Review code changes, Ask an LLM council, Build a feature and Investigate a bug, and you can build a custom team from existing agents across Claude, Codex, Gemini etc
Hi jamesasefa, Sometimes doing something completely unrelated can bring about a moment of 'I can make this easier for myself' and from it is born an idea that so many others will benefit from in the same way you have. Congrats on that! I can relate to the frustration of chat-based mobile UIs. I do a huge amount of my…
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It was first seen on Nov 8, 2026 and has been on the list on 2 days (22 checks) since.
2 points and 5 comments; submitted by jamesasefa on Nov 8, 2026.