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The part I like the most in this case is the open source of the mobile app; this is because suggestions or bug reports will make the roadmap instead of being added to the backlog. I will try this out using my practice of checking the build status on my mobile phone at different times of the day.

Skipped mobile agent tools since i'm usually at my desk, but the real case is a quick fix when i'm out with no laptop. does it pick up my existing project or do i set it up fresh on the phone? 🤔

Congrats on your launch btw 😃

As an agent-first coder for many years now, I enjoy looking at diff files and reasoning about each individual edit. However, when it comes to mobile coding agents, my concern is always the fact that the small screen makes "agent first" the default setting.

I do multi-agent sessions on a daily basis and the strain on the brain involves going back into the mode every time. If this application has enough information saved to resume from where I left off using a small device, that's all that it takes to download it.

Congratulations on the launch! Just curious about what happens with battery and connectivity losses during a session.

With Kilo, I made two internal apps without having a degree in computer science and so let me be very clear: mobile takes down that barrier once again. The person with an idea while traveling on the bus with no computer can now start.

In response to the forum question you asked a couple of months ago, I remain very much human-in-the-loop, which was why I was initially sceptical of using a mobile app. But after seeing Igor's post, it occurred to me that the loop I really value is the PR review loop, not the file edit approval loop. They are two distinct issues and I had confused the two.

Tip from someone who frequently reviews PRs on-the-go: I wish that when I make a comment on a diff line that it automatically became an agent task for me to do. The biggest delay in my current phone-based process is that round-trip of copying and pasting.

One small thing that will help is a biometric authentication feature on the app. I have an app on my phone where the session can commit the changes to production repositories. It will be safe for me to use this even out of the house if there is face ID before using it.

What convinced me was Igor's tale of reviewing a PR while he waited in the veterinarian's office. This is precisely what I use for dead time. Downloading to Android tonight.

This is my second semester using Kilo in VS Code. Installing this solely for the purpose of checking whether viewing a diff in a mobile screen is even possible.

@arkadiy_kilo the facts are that can build kilo from the kilo app are the pretty cools .
congrats on the launch team!!!

Is there voice recognition for replies to coding bots from mobile or is it still text only?
Btw, Congratulations @fmerian @arkadiy_kilo @brian_turcotte & team @Kilo Code 🚀

This looks useful. Can it host an entire app for mobile ? For example, if I want to vibe code a specific type of usecase on my phone directly, can it do that and run it?

Good luck with the launch!

Would tablet support include a more desktop-like layout for developers who use iPads?

The remote CLI access is probably the feature I would use most. Can you see enough terminal history to understand a problem without taking over the session?