CodeVibe: Push Notifications for AI Coding Agents When Blocked on Input
What CodeVibe Solves
When using AI coding agents like Claude Code, developers often encounter workflow interruptions. A common issue described in the source: you start a refactor, step away, and return to find the agent stuck on a prompt like "Do you want to allow Edit operation?" with zero progress made during your absence. This can waste significant time and break coding momentum.
How CodeVibe Works
CodeVibe monitors your AI coding agent sessions. When the agent becomes blocked and requires your input, it sends a push notification directly to your phone. This allows you to address the prompt immediately, regardless of your location.
Key Features from Source
- Push notifications when your AI agent is blocked and awaiting input.
- Full file diff preview on your phone, available in both unified and side-by-side views.
- Reply with numbered options: "1" to approve the operation, "3" to reject and redirect.
- Additional capabilities: voice input and image attachments.
- End-to-end encryption using AES-256-GCM with a zero-knowledge architecture.
- Includes a free tier.
- Works with Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex CLI from the same application.
Setup and Availability
One-command installation:curl -fsSL https://quantiya.ai/codevibe/install.sh | bash
This command installs all required components (Node.js, tmux, the Claude Code plugin, and authentication) in under two minutes.
The tool is available as a mobile app:
- iOS: App Store
- Android: Google Play Store
For a demonstration and further details, visit: https://quantiya.ai/codevibe
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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