Use case · quick check-in
A quick check-in.
A clear next step.
Use a small gap between meetings to understand where a local agent is and whether it needs input. Save detailed review for time when you can focus.
Use case · quick check-in
Use a small gap between meetings to understand where a local agent is and whether it needs input. Save detailed review for time when you can focus.
A short mobile review works best when the next action is clear. Beeplane helps you return to the right local session, but does not guarantee the agent is finished or blocked.
Find the project and agent relevant to your current task. If the session is unclear, wait until you can check the host rather than guessing.
Review the last request and the agent’s response, not only the newest line. Check whether it is still working or has asked a question.
Provide one explicit next step or missing decision. Avoid broad new scope when you have only a moment to review the result.
Use the next workstation block to inspect the diff, run tests, and decide whether the work is ready to keep.
A short status read and one well-defined next step.
A broad redesign or consequential approval that needs focused review.
Yes, if your phone is on the same Wi-Fi as the host. Use Relay when connecting from another network.
This workflow relies on opening the app to inspect sessions; do not assume a notification is delivered.
Only if you can understand the action and its effects. Defer consequential review when you are distracted.
Free to download. Works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other agents on macOS or Linux.