Home as a stage
Stage shows your theme’s art as a 3D world that moves with your phone, with your agents’ status below it. Choose it next to Classic and Editorial; the computer map gains a 3D view too.
MUQUN / 4.0.0
The phone and tablet app for the coding agents and terminals on your own computers, through a Gateway you run yourself. No account, no relay.
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01 / setup
Muqun is on the App Store and Google Play. Android 8.0 or newer, iOS and iPadOS 16.4 or newer.
One command installs and starts it. It needs macOS or Linux with tmux, or Herdr 0.7.5 or newer; the Gateway is open source.
curl -fsSL https://muqun.dev/gateway.sh | shOpen the pairing manager, scan its QR code in Muqun and type the short code your computer shows. Both devices on the same private network; Tailscale is the easy way.
muqun-gateway manageCannot scan? Enter the Gateway address in the app, then enter the same short code.
Stage shows your theme’s art as a 3D world that moves with your phone, with your agents’ status below it. Choose it next to Classic and Editorial; the computer map gains a 3D view too.
Choose a computer, agent, model, mode and folder, attach files, then send a goal straight into a conversation or terminal.
Computer cards show active tasks, progress, decisions and recent work. Child tasks remain connected to their parent’s work.
Hold Send to record and insert a transcript into your draft. Review it before sending; use your configured file or realtime transcription endpoint.
Open Changes and Lazygit together. Browse linked worktrees when the Gateway supports them, without switching the terminal’s checkout.
Compatible app updates show release notes, download progress and a verified restart. Choose Later to defer the prompt for this launch.
Update through Google Play or the App Store. Agent, task and Git tools follow the connected Gateway’s capabilities; older Gateways keep their supported terminal and OpenCode paths.
03 / AGENTS
Muqun has a screen built for coding agents rather than a terminal with an agent in it. Codex, OpenCode, DeepSeek Harness and T3 Code can share one Gateway: each gets its own tile on Home, and a session always goes back to the agent that started it. When one stops to ask you something, it arrives as a tap rather than a cursor blinking on a machine you are not sitting at.
Auto-discovers PATH codex & adopts shared daemon, inheriting ~/.codex credentials.
Auto-starts service with full modes, model filtering, undo rollback and inline diffs.
One command to attach host presets and deliver files directly on your machine.
Pairs once to save credentials. Supports permission approvals and whole-turn rollbacks.
Answer an agent’s permission requests and questions from your Lock Screen.
Live output, exact text selection and scrollback. Your agent’s colours included.
Function keys, sticky ctrl, alt and shift, and the chords a terminal takes — Ctrl+Enter, Shift+Enter, Alt+letters — wherever the Gateway can deliver them.
One Changes sheet for terminals and agent sessions: a folder tree with line totals, each patch loaded when you open it, and Discard on the file.
Read code, inspect diffs and preview images without leaving the app.
Enter a port. Open your dev server over the same private connection.
Send photos and files to your agent.
Read native diagrams, preview conversation files and play inline audio when you choose. Audio stops when the preview closes or dictation starts.
Passwords, keys and host verification. Open a terminal or tunnel to your Gateway.
See reclaimable caches and choose automatic cleanup settings in Storage.
05 / make it yours
Every theme repaints the app and the terminal together, in light and dark. Cover Courier is built in; the catalogue has dozens more, and you can make your own.
Browse the themes ↗06 / the deal