Uxnan

Uxnan (pronounced /u?.nan/) is a toolkit I'm building to solve a very specific problem I have as a developer: controlling AI coding agents from anywhere, without my hardware becoming the bottleneck.

Uxnanmobile — the mobile app

A Flutter app (Android + iOS) that turns your phone into a remote control for the agents on your PC. Watch conversations stream in real time, send instructions, attach images, dictate by voice, review diffs, commit and push, and get a notification the moment an agent finishes — all over the encrypted, bridge-first channel.

Uxnandesktop — the desktop app

A lightweight Agent Development Environment built with Tauri 2, Rust and Svelte 5. Unlike Electron-based alternatives that consume 200-500 MB of RAM just by existing, this ADE uses the OS's native webview and targets 30-100 MB of RAM.

The core idea: each task lives in its own git worktree with its own agent running in an independent pseudoterminal. I can have 5 agents working in parallel without one blocking another, switch between them with a click (no git stash, no git checkout), and review each one's changes in an integrated diff viewer (CodeMirror 6, unified + side-by-side, hunk-level staging) before committing.

It doesn't integrate any agent's SDK. It's terminal-centric: any CLI agent works without modification.