Show HN: Loopsy, a way for terminals and AI agents on different machines to talk (github.com)

Loopsy has launched a new self-hosted system that enables users to control terminal commands and AI agents from their smartphones, streamlining remote interactions with machines via Cloudflare Workers. After a quick installation process on any laptop using npm, users can deploy a relay to facilitate communication between their phone and the laptop’s terminal environment, allowing for seamless control of various coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex. Unlike traditional remote access solutions, Loopsy requires no port forwarding or VPN, enhancing accessibility and convenience. This innovation is significant for the AI/ML community as it allows for more flexible interactions with AI agents across multiple machines, enabling scenarios like collaborative programming and automated workflows between devices. Technical features include persistent sessions that retain state across device interruptions, support for voice input using the Web Speech API, and robust security measures such as HMAC-signed tokens and SHA-256 hashed secrets. Loopsy's architecture also opens possibilities for AI agents to communicate and execute tasks on different systems, fostering a new standard for distributed AI operations while emphasizing the need for secure and trusted relay environments.