Your coding agents work. Charly tells you which one needs you.
A Mac app for Claude Code and OpenCode. Several agents per project, on your Mac or a server over SSH — and your iPhone and Apple Watch always know what each one is doing.
Example project. Pick a state to see it everywhere.
Working. Several agents in one project, exactly as their makers built them.
Open Claude Code and OpenCode side by side, as tabs. Each one runs in a real terminal and Charly never repaints it, so a new agent works the day it ships. The blue badge tells you what each one is busy with.
Testing. Watch the tests from across the room.
When an agent runs your tests, a ring fills around Charly on the tab, on your iPhone and on your wrist. It turns green when they pass and red when they don’t.
Waits for you. When an agent needs you, your wrist knows.
A question or a permission request goes straight to your iPhone and Apple Watch. Approve, say no or answer right there, without walking back to the Mac.
The iPhone reaches your Mac through your own Tailscale network. Your Mac is never open to the internet.
Failed. When something breaks, you can go back.
Before every message you send, Charly saves a restore point, in hidden git refs that never touch your branches. Agents on a remote server keep running through network drops and app restarts; Charly picks them up again instead of starting over.
Nothing needs you.
That’s the point. Charly is in early access for Mac (Apple Silicon), iPhone and Apple Watch, and works with Claude Code and OpenCode.