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Claude Code needs your input. Answer it from your phone.

When Claude Code stops to ask you something, Pending You puts the question on your phone, with its options, what it suggests and, for anything risky, the exact command. Answer with a tap, and Claude Code carries on with your answer. Codex, OpenCode and Pi ask in the same stack.

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Four coding agents work in a split terminal. The one in api stops to ask whether to merge PR #182 into main. The question arrives in Pending You as a card, it’s approved, and the agent merges while the others keep working.

Works with
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • OpenCode
  • Pi

Answer from your phone, and it carries on.

Add Pending You to your phone and allow notifications. When an agent needs you, your phone tells you, and its question waits on a card with the options and what the agent suggests. Answer with a tap, or in your own words.

  • Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi pick it upRight away, even while they’re idle.
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webCodexDecide
Waiting on you · 6 min

Keep the old checkout behind a flag, or remove it?

The new checkout has been live for everyone for a week. The old one is 1,200 lines nothing calls now.

Approve risky steps from your phone, word for word

Before a merge, a deploy or a migration, Claude Code asks you on a card with the exact command it will run. Approve it, decline it, or tell it what to change in your own words.

  • Hold to approveA step your agent says spends money, can’t be undone or goes public takes a press and hold, so a stray tap never approves it.
  • Its own prompts, tooWhen Claude Code waits at one of its own permission prompts, a card tells you what it wants to do and on which computer, so you know where you’re needed.
webClaude CodeApprove
Waiting on you · 4 min

Deploy release 2.4 to production?

It adds gift cards at checkout. Every test passed on staging, and the deploy takes about 4 minutes.

Deploy release 2.4 to production

npm run deploy -- --env prod

Goes publicCan be undoneClaude Code suggests

This card is live. Try it.

At your desk, every agent in one stack

Keep Pending You open beside your terminals. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi ask in the same place, and you answer from the keyboard. While it’s open on your computer, your phone stays quiet.

Pending You open on a computer beside your terminals. A question from Codex arrives in the stack; it’s opened with J, its second answer is picked with 2, and Return sends it. Codex hears the answer right away and carries on.

  • Asks where you areAt the terminal, Claude Code asks you there and in Pending You at once, and the first answer wins. Step away, and after a few quiet minutes your phone tells you.
  • Your keyboard, not your mouseJ and K move through the stack, 1 to 9 choose an answer, and Return sends it.

Set up with one command

Run npx -y pendingyou@latest init once on each computer you code on, then restart Claude Code. It finishes setting up by itself and sends you a test question.

  • Coding agents in Terminal

    Paste one command into Terminal and approve one sign-in. It sets up every one you have: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi.

    Hears you right away

    Set up your coding agents

Decide what it asks you first

Paste one recipe, and Claude Code decides everything cheap to undo by itself, and asks you before merges, deploys, spending, publishing and deleting.

RecipeYour coding agent asks before anything riskyClaude Code, Codex and Cursor · About 5 minutesRead the recipe

Questions, answered.

Set up Pending You with one command, then add it to your phone and allow notifications. When Claude Code stops to ask you something, its question lands on a card and your phone tells you. If you’re at the terminal, it asks you there too, and your phone waits a few minutes in case you answer there.

Step away. Your agents can still reach you.

Every question from every coding agent in one stack, answered from your phone or your desk.

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