Overvibe starts every Claude Code session with Claude Code's own Remote Control switched on, so each one is there in the Claude app when you leave the Mac. Codex helpers have no app to open. That's what the coordinator is for: from your phone, ask it who needs you, and it reads the answer off overvibe ls.

A permission prompt, a pick-one-of-three, a plan that needs your OK. Away from the Mac, that session just sits there, and you find out when you open the lid again.
Which sessions need me? Tell me what each one is asking.
Your Overvibe Claude sessions are in the app's list. Pick the one that runs the others.
It runs overvibe ls, which marks each session busy, idle or needs you, and overvibe peek to read what the waiting ones say.
Tell it the next step and overvibe send types it into that helper's prompt. A helper sitting on a choice menu keeps it for you.
What's still waiting is amber in the sidebar. Click it and the question opens as a dialog.
Behind it, what the coordinator runs on the Mac. You type the question on your phone. These run on your computer, inside the coordinator's terminal. Read the CLI reference
$ overvibe ls # each session: status (busy, idle, needs you), tool, folder $ overvibe peek "api: codex tests" --lines 20 $ overvibe send "api: codex tests" "Good. Now cover the refund route too."
With a single Claude session going, skip the coordinator. Open that session in the Claude app and answer it there. The coordinator starts to pay off once Codex helpers are running too, since Overvibe starts Codex without any remote option.
No. It listens on 127.0.0.1 and needs its token. Your phone reaches Claude sessions through Remote Control, which Claude Code runs itself.
Yes, per Claude account. In Settings > Accounts each Claude account has a Remote Control for new sessions switch. It's on until you turn it off.
Not the prompt itself. The coordinator can tell you what Codex is asking with overvibe peek, and send it a new instruction once it's back at its input box. A choice menu waits for you at the Mac.
Several projects moving at once. The sidebar tells you who's busy, who's done and who's waiting on you.
Parallel features in worktreesTwo or three helpers build separate features at once, each in its own git worktree and branch, merged when they're done.
Research briefsA few agents read different sources at the same time, and one of them writes the brief from what they send back.
Install Overvibe, start a Claude coordinator, and find it in the Claude app before you leave the Mac.
