COOKREW an open-source spatial workspace for AI agents

Cookrew / Features / mobile

The phone companion: your canvas, cards and Board on a phone

The Cookrew phone companion is the same workspace served to a phone over Wi-Fi or Tailscale: light mini-cards on the canvas, a full session view per card with its rail, the Board, voice input and spoken replies, and a fixed slug URL per workspace for a bookmark.

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How it looks

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    The same canvas at phone width

    The same canvas at phone width
    ● RECOpened the phone companion against the same live workspace at 390 px with touch emulation: the cards keep their turn, their harness chip and their checkpoint count, and the dock sits along the bottom.
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    A card tapped open on the phone

    A card tapped open on the phone
    ● RECTapped Mason on the phone: it takes the screen with its name and status at the top, the turn it is on, the rail down the right edge, and the phone’s own key row under it.
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    The Board on the phone

    The Board on the phone
    ● RECTapped BOARD on the phone and searched for this workspace: the same roster in the narrow layout, each row carrying its harness and role chips and what the agent last did.
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    The dock picker on the phone

    The dock picker on the phone
    ● RECTapped TERMINAL in the phone’s dock: the harness picker opened above it with the same five harnesses and + IMPORT A TEAM the desktop shows, at thumb size.

Questions about mobile

Does the phone need the app installed?

No. The companion is a web page served by your desktop app; a paired phone opens it in any browser.

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