Inspired by @openclaw - I built Dot - an iOS agent that runs securely on your phone through native api's, app intents, and shortcuts
Dot learns new skills by generating shortcuts on the fly - no setup just use the apps you already use
Here's Dot learning to talk (sound on🔊)
Any plans to make codex mobile more interop friendly with the codex cli?
I run a lot of sessions at once so I gravitate towards the cli on Mac
I would love to check in on them from mobile - but it doesn’t work very well
I have to have codex app open too and threads often say “turn stopped” on mobile when they are actually still going
And when I send a message from mobile the cli doesn’t update - so gets in a weird desync state
This is the way
Mine is a simple cli that lets its make a well defined task with own worktree and session in filesystem
Manager session can inspect any directly request changes - steer etc
This has fundamentally changed how I use Codex
- everything runs out of a single persistent thread (my "chief of staff")
- anytime I start a new project or workstream, I have that thread spin up a new thread (because it's already found the context from slack, etc)
- the CoS thread checks in on the project threads during heartbeats, and occasionally sends relevant updates from slack to that thread
everything flows naturally to the top
By default my agents must register fixtures for every component
Let’s me render, view, test and see every component state at any time
Only way to move fast and not break things
The snapshot/previews stack of the ChatGPT iOS app is probably the best I ever worked with. It's so easy to generate any number of snapshots for any number of configurations. Make agentic testing a human reviewing a breeze.
NEW: Apple plans several new AI features across iOS 27, looking to better compete with Android. That includes new AI writing tools like a Grammar Checker, AI-created Wallpapers and new Shortcuts app with AI-based shortcut creation. https://t.co/kn4khH4NJN
Try out a symphony like setup but make your task system in git
For starting projects - have an agent make cli tools to scaffold starting points based on your other projects
These 2 together really help me quickly spin up and play with new ideas
Then also have the agent develop and maintain skills for both
My new Mac app is out today, and I wrote a blog post about it: what it does, who it's for, and what you get for free. (Spoiler: it's a lot! 😅) https://t.co/ab4qgaxFCJ