Watch the agent work.
From your phone.
Any agent.
Share the terminal window, scan the code, leave the desk. Your phone shows the actual pixels, not a transcript.
Sharing needs a desktop browser. Watching works on any phone that can reach the desk directly (see Honest limits).
Share the window. Scan the code.
Answer when it asks.
The desk shares, the phone watches, and when the agent stops to ask, you answer from the phone. The last step stays yours: a browser cannot press Enter in a terminal for you. The desk has to allow the phone once.
On the desk machine open
/share?env=agentand pick the terminal window (or the whole screen when the agent drives a browser).Scan the QR with your phone; nothing to install, no account. Before you leave the desk, tap Reply on the phone, then Ask to reply, and click Allow once on the desk: replies only reach a phone the desk has allowed.
When the agent asks something, type the answer on the phone. It lands in the desk browser's inbox and on its clipboard while that tab is focused (Chrome and Edge); you paste it into the terminal and press Enter.
Watches the screen, carries your reply,
and says what it cannot do.
Works with any agent because it watches the screen: the test run, the browser it opened, the second pane. No vendor login on the phone, nothing installed anywhere.
Reply from the phone. What you type lands in your desk browser's inbox, copied to the clipboard while that tab is focused (Chrome and Edge), ready to paste. Peerglass does not press keys for you: you switch to the terminal, paste, and press Enter.
Peer-to-peer and free. One viewer costs us nothing to carry, so this does not become a trial.
Honest limits: the laptop must stay awake and reachable; locking it pauses the picture until you click Resume, and a laptop that sleeps or loses its connection is held only for the reconnect window below; a browser cannot approve a prompt by itself; Peerglass shows you pixels and cannot notify you. Phone networks often need a relay, and peerglass.app does not run one yet: if the phone shows Connection lost, keep it on the same Wi-Fi as the desk.
A Wi-Fi hop, a browser crash or a reboot costs a reconnect, not the session: the same link is held for two minutes on Free, five on Pro, ten on Team, and the share page offers to resume your last session.
Running Peerglass locally? The optional companion (
companion/README.mdin the repository) can type replies into the terminal for you. It works only when the share page runs on localhost: on peerglass.app the panel is there but cannot connect.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Aider, OpenCode, or anything else that draws on a screen. First-party remotes show you a transcript; this shows you the pixels.
Free for up to four viewers, peer-to-peer. Pro and Team add longer reconnect windows (5 and 10 minutes) and more viewers over the broadcast server.
Leave the desk.
Keep watching.
No account and nothing to install on either end. Open the share page on the desk machine, scan with your phone, and go.
Sharing needs a desktop browser. Watching works on any phone that can reach the desk directly (see Honest limits).