itwillsync

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Sync any terminal-based coding agent to your phone. Local network or Tailscale. Open source, agent-agnostic, zero cloud.

npx itwillsync claude
npx itwillsync aider
npx itwillsync bash

How it works

1. Run itwillsync with your agent command
2. A QR code appears in your terminal
3. Scan it on your phone — opens a terminal in your browser
4. Control your agent from your phone (or both phone and laptop simultaneously)

Requirements

• Node.js 20+
• Any terminal-based coding agent (Claude Code, Aider, Goose, Codex, or just bash)

Install & Use

# Run directly (no install needed)
npx itwillsync claude

On first run, a setup wizard asks how you want to connect — local WiFi or Tailscale. Your choice is saved for future sessions.

Connect from Anywhere with Tailscale

By default, your phone needs to be on the same WiFi. With Tailscale, you can connect from anywhere — coffee shop, cellular, different network.

# First time: the setup wizard will detect Tailscale automatically
itwillsync claude

# Or use Tailscale for a single session
itwillsync --tailscale claude

# Switch back to local WiFi for a session
itwillsync --local claude

# Re-run setup anytime
itwillsync setup

Setup: Install Tailscale on both your computer and phone. That's it — itwillsync detects it automatically.

Options

Commands:
  setup              Run the setup wizard (change networking mode)

Options:
  --port <number>    Port to listen on (default: 3456)
  --localhost         Bind to 127.0.0.1 only (no LAN access)
  --tailscale         Use Tailscale for this session
  --local             Use local WiFi for this session
  --no-qr            Don't display QR code
  -h, --help         Show help
  -v, --version      Show version

Security

• Each session generates a random 64-character token
• Token is embedded in the QR code URL
• All WebSocket connections require the token
• No data leaves your network (local mode) or your Tailscale tailnet

Works with

Claude Code, Aider, Goose, Codex, Cline, Copilot CLI, or any terminal-based tool.