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Litter: Open-source mobile client for local AI agents
0xSero highlighted a toolkit for local AI, featuring Litter, a native iOS and Android application built to interface with local and remote AI agents.
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Running developer and coding agents on remote servers or local machines often lacks convenient mobile access. Litter bridges this gap by providing an easy mobile interface without requiring complex network setup such as VPNs or public IPs.
Litter focuses on mobility for AI workflows that traditionally remain tethered to the terminal or desktop. By integrating P2P connectivity, remote SSH triggering, and real-time voice interaction, it simplifies interacting with agent sessions on the go.
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