Guide
How to use the OMP coding agent from your phone in 2026
OMP is a coding agent for the development environment on your computer, not a phone app. Keep it close to your repository, shell, and editor context, then use your phone to stay connected to the session when you step away. Here are the practical routes and where Sesori fits.
Ways to stay connected to an OMP session
Option 1
Use a mobile terminal over SSH
Leave OMP running in a persistent tmux or screen session on the machine that has your repository, then connect from a phone terminal. It is direct and tool-agnostic, but a coding-agent terminal, long diffs, and permission prompts are difficult to operate on a small screen.
Best for Developers who already have a secure remote-access setup and mainly need an emergency terminal.
Visit →Option 2
Use OMP’s own collaboration flow
OMP documents a collaboration command that can share a live session through a link or QR code. It is useful for letting someone join or watch that specific session, but it is OMP’s collaboration workflow rather than a general-purpose native mobile cockpit for your local coding setup.
Best for A one-off shared OMP session where a browser-based join flow is enough.
Visit →Option 3
Run OMP where your code lives, use Sesori on your phone
Install and run OMP on your own Mac, Windows, or Linux development machine, where its workspace, terminal, and editor context already exist. Sesori connects your phone to that live local session through the Bridge, giving you a mobile interface for steering work, reviewing progress, and staying in the loop away from your desk.
Best for Developers who want a phone-friendly control surface while keeping the coding environment local.
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