wakitsoftIdentify the machine, project, and session
Several computers may run different projects, while a single project may contain multiple Agent sessions. A remote entry point should show device identity, working directory, a task summary, and recent activity so an instruction reaches the intended task.
The session list should answer which work needs attention. The session view can expose the execution record. Mark offline devices and disconnected sessions explicitly so historical output cannot be mistaken for a current result.
Show the concrete action before approval
A generic “allow continuation” prompt gives the operator too little information. Present the pending operation, its target, and its expected effect. For file changes, provide a concrete diff or enough of an operation preview to support a decision.
Separate reading, writing, command execution, and external actions. Bind approval to the specific pending action. If that action changes or expires, recheck it rather than treating one confirmation as permission for every later operation.
Make instruction delivery visible
An Agent may be running a tool or waiting for approval when a new instruction arrives. The phone interface should distinguish receiving a message, delivering it to the host, and having the active session process it.
Avoid resubmitting the same action on reconnect. Link instructions to their execution results so the operator can distinguish new outcomes, historical output, and work that remains unfinished.
Keep host-side access boundaries
A remote control surface needs authentication and a defined scope. The host should continue checking what may execute. Access to a coding session need not imply arbitrary control of the entire machine.
Validate the full flow with one device, one project, and a limited set of approval cases before adding more hosts or Agent types. Network access, host capabilities, and session adapters need checking in the target deployment.
Test the first version with a real task
Check whether the operator can find the correct session, understand a pending action, add an instruction, inspect the result, and recover context after disconnection. Include rejected actions, ended sessions, and offline devices in acceptance testing.
The Agent Link showcase covers multiple device entry points, Agent sessions, and human decisions. Its interface images are redraws based on project structure; they do not replace installation and connectivity checks in a particular environment.
Bring one real workflow
Prepare a redacted input, the desired output, and the steps that require human judgment. These make a useful starting point for a development discussion.
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