AI BriefingADHDev 1.0 - A tool to control local coding agents from web/mobile and auto-merge parallel tasks
·2026.07.25 00:43
Key point
ADHDev 1.0, an open-source tool for remotely controlling local coding agents from the web and mobile while managing parallel tasks, has been released.
Details
ADHDev is a tool that lets you control CLI coding agents (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Aider, GitHub Copilot CLI, etc.) running on your local machine from a web browser or mobile device.
Key features include:
- Remote control: Review the agent's diffs, approve tool calls, or edit prompts through a browser tab or mobile device.
- Parallel tasks and auto-merge: Perform tasks in parallel in isolated git worktrees via Repo Mesh, and safely auto-merge completed work into the main branch via Refinery.
- P2P-based security: Adopts a P2P-first approach where data flows directly between the browser and the daemon without passing through a server, keeping your code safely on your local machine.
- IDE support: Supports various IDE sessions such as Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf, with mobile notifications letting you check task completion and error status in real time.
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