Mia: Local AI Workspace Daemon with Native Android App and P2P Streaming

Mia is a daemon that runs on your machine and pairs with a native Android app over P2P — no cloud relay, no middleman. Your compute stays yours.

How it works

You run the Mia daemon on your machine (server, desktop, whatever you've got), and from your phone you can kick off and monitor long-running AI coding tasks. The supported agents are OpenCode, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex. All output streams directly back to your device in real time.

It has memory baked in, so context and state persist across sessions rather than starting cold every time.

Local model support

All of the supported agents — OpenCode, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex — can be pointed at local models. If you're already running Qwen, DeepSeek, Mistral, or whatever your current favourite is via Ollama or llama.cpp, Mia just slots in. Your phone becomes a live window into a fully local, fully private agentic coding setup running on your own hardware. No API keys required if you don't want them.

P2P architecture

Your tasks, your code, and your outputs never touch a third-party server. The Android app connects directly to your daemon. This avoids funneling everything through a middleman when the whole point is local-first.

Current agent support

• OpenCode
• Claude Code
• Gemini CLI
• Codex

This is for anyone leaving long agentic tasks running who wants visibility on the go. Instead of SSH-ing in to check a terminal, you open the app and watch it stream live.