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Lucarne

A zero-intrusion mobile control bridge that sends notifications for local AI coding agent sessions — Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, Pi and Grok Build — to Telegram, WeChat or Feishu, and lets you approve actions remotely.

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Lucarne

Lucarne runs as a lightweight resident process on the machine where AI coding agents already run, watching their sessions and turning permission approvals, clarifying questions and failure notifications into actionable messages on Telegram, WeChat or Feishu, without requiring a new mobile app, hooks, skills, MCP configuration or project changes. A quoted reply on a message continues the matching agent context automatically.

The Telegram console can list all agents, workspaces and historical sessions, and the local resident process releases idle agents automatically to keep memory use low. It installs via a shell script, Homebrew or platform release archives, initializes with lucarned init to select enabled agents and configure a Telegram bot or WeChat QR login, and runs as a native background service: a macOS LaunchAgent, a Windows Task Scheduler logon task, or a Linux systemd user service.

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