Lody Open Source: Command Claude Code and Codex Simultaneously on Mobile

Dongcha Beating AI News Flash, Lody announced the open-sourcing of CLI and local desktop client, under the Apache 2.0 license. It is not a new Coding Agent, but rather a shared workspace layer for existing Agents. Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, OpenCode, and others can all plug into it. Teams can share sessions, view runtime status and code changes, and also delegate tasks from their phones or the web to their computers or servers.

When multiple Agents are working simultaneously, different sessions can be placed in separate Git worktrees to prevent code conflicts among Agents working in different directions. Agents can also create, read, and resume other sessions. A main Agent can distribute debugging, implementation, and testing to multiple child sessions to run in parallel.

However, this time not the entire Lody set is open-sourced. The public repository explicitly excludes the hosted backend, deployment configurations, billing system, as well as the source code for the web and mobile apps. Cross-device collaboration currently relies on Lody's hosted synchronization service and does not yet support end-to-end encryption. The official next step is to continue moving towards a local-first approach, gradually turning sessions, documents, tasks, and historical decisions into a project context controlled by the team themselves.