Pocket Lobster
An Android app that runs Codex, Claude Code and OpenMinis coding agents plus a separate phone-control agent inside one native app, with three terminals, a shared browser, three-agent collaboration and accessibility-focused design.
Pocket Lobster is a native Android application that hosts three independent coding-agent backends - Codex, Claude Code and OpenMinis - plus a fourth agent that operates the phone's own screen, reading it and issuing taps, swipes and text input. Each agent has its own chat, session history, model and permission settings, and the three coding agents can enter a collaborative mode where one takes the role of dispatcher and delegates sub-tasks to the others through a hub-and-spoke message pattern.
The app provides a local Termux-style terminal, a full Ubuntu environment through PRoot, an Alpine Linux runtime, and shell access through Shizuku, all shared across the three coding agents, along with one shared visible browser. It supports OpenAI account login and Anthropic-compatible providers, and is designed with screen-reader users in mind, with focusable chat regions and collapsible long content.
It requires a non-rooted ARM64 Android phone running Android 8.0 or later, and Shizuku for system-level access.