A faithful browser interface for your coding agent - Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI. Same engine, your own settings, memory, and permission rules. Answers come as formatted text, live charts, tables, and graphs - 18 live components you can pin. Mission control puts your whole fleet of sessions on one grid. Pair your phone with a QR code, end-to-end encrypted (paid hosted relay, or self-host it). Open source, MIT. Runs on your machine.
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Hey PH, I'm Kyle. I built Mirafold because terminal coding agents are the best tools in software right now and their UI hasn't caught up. It's groundbreaking technology, but answering in decades-old monospace markdown that has my eyes struggling.
So I built the interface I wanted: a faithful browser re-skin of the agent you already run (Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI). Same engine, settings, memory, and permission rules.
The difference is what its answers look like, now rendered with generative UI. The base is formatted text, but also lists, charts, tables, rendered diffs, file trees, even sandboxed one-offs. 18 components that stay live as the work moves on, and you can pin the ones you want to keep watching.
It scales past one session, too. Mission control puts your whole fleet on one grid - every agent, every repo - and you can act on any session from outside, right there.
And trust is paramount with a coding agent, so everything runs on your machine, with your own API key or a local model (Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM).
One honest note on keys: Claude Code and Gemini need an API key - their terms don't allow subscription logins through third-party apps, and Mirafold enforces that in the app, not fine print. Codex can use your ChatGPT subscription locally - OpenAI hasn't put permission in writing, but visibly tolerates it. The app tells you this at sign-in; your account, your call.
All of it is MIT - including the relay behind the paid tier - so you can read exactly what the one piece you'd be trusting can and can't see.
Everything above is free. The one paid part is Pro ($12/mo, 7-day free trial) - the hosted relay - your session mirrored on your phone by scanning a QR code, end-to-end encrypted. The relay forwards ciphertext. It can't read a byte. And the relay is open source too - host it yourself if you'd rather.
Mirafold is in public beta - new and moving fast. I'd honestly rather hear what's broken than what's nice. Ask me anything.