vicoa.ai

Vicoa is a curated way to run coding agent sessions (like Claude Code and Codex) across devices. Start an agent workflow on your laptop, then continue from your phone or tablet—without losing context or waiting for the next step.

Run multiple agents in parallel in one workspace, each isolated on its own git worktree when available. Review what they did with inline diffs and file/terminal views, and get notified when an agent needs input or finishes a task so you can respond quickly.

Vicoa keeps your code on your own machines: your devices act as a remote control that relays chat and approvals through a secure relay. Use the desktop app or the Vicoa CLI to connect once and keep sessions in sync across web, mobile, and desktop.

What can I do with Vicoa?

Run coding agents like Claude Code and Codex, steer them from your phone or desktop, and review results with diffs, file browsing, and terminal access—all while keeping the same session synced across devices.

Can I continue the same coding session on mobile or tablet after starting on my laptop?

Yes. You can pick up the exact same session on your phone, web, or desktop and sync replies, approvals, and redirections instantly.

Does Vicoa run my code on its servers or mine?

Vicoa runs your coding agents on your own machine(s). Your phone/tablet/web act as a remote control that relays the conversation through a secure relay, not your codebase.

Can I run several coding agents at the same time?

Yes. Vicoa supports running multiple agents in parallel and shows their live status in one workspace so you can focus on whichever one is blocked or done.

How do I set up Vicoa?

Install the Vicoa desktop app and sign in, or use the terminal CLI via npm i -g @vicoa/cli and launch with vicoa. After authorization, you can start agent sessions like usual.

Do I need git or worktrees to use Vicoa?

No. Vicoa works in any project folder, and git worktrees are optional—mainly for running parallel agents without stepping on each other.