Omnara: Run Claude Code and Codex from Anywhere

Omnara is a web and mobile agentic IDE developed to allow seamless operation and interaction with Claude Code and Codex sessions from both desktop and mobile environments. It enables developers to run these sessions on their own machines and keep them accessible through a mobile and web GUI, offering flexibility when away from the desk.
The core innovation with Omnara lies in its ability to transition from local machines to a hosted remote sandbox when your device goes offline. The agent's conversation state is preserved on the server, and optional cloud syncing of working code is available. This feature utilizes git commits to maintain the state of the code base, allowing the session to continue smoothly upon shifting between local and cloud environments. Moreover, Omnara offers a voice agent for hands-free interaction, enhancing its utility while in motion.
The implementation involves a headless daemon on the user's machine, maintaining an outbound WebSocket connection with Omnara's server, facilitating uninterrupted communication between local and remote sessions. This setup obviates the need for exposed ports or SSH access, enhancing security and simplicity. Users can begin by executing the following command to install Omnara:
curl -fsSL https://omnara.com/install/install.sh | bashAfter installation, running omnara inside any git repository starts a headless Claude Code or Codex session linked to the Omnara web and mobile apps. The platform is available for free for up to 10 agent sessions monthly, with a $20/month subscription for unlimited sessions.
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