Littleguys 0.1.0 publishes a multi-agent control surface, while 0.1.1 adds Homebrew, DMG and self-update distribution.
Littleguys 0.2 adds live Claude Code sessions and an encrypted phone bridge
Littleguys 0.2 turns the local control surface into a live Claude Code supervisor. It can start, resume and stop sessions, relay approvals and render commands, files and diffs. A phone bridge uses Noise IK pairing and encrypted local or Tailscale transport for remote control.
Availability: MIT source, Homebrew tap and signed/notarized DMG claimed for Apple silicon and Intel
What this means for you
For developers supervising long-running local agents, this is a material step beyond a status menu. The phone bridge and approval relay also widen the trust boundary, and no independent security or scheduler-durability review was found.
Public artifacts and validated results are different.
The recorded fact is the public work and its artifacts. Author-reported outcomes do not establish independent reproduction. Next checks include usable code, task conditions and third-party validation.
Evidence & related material
Littleguys 0.2 adds live Claude Code sessions and a Noise IK encrypted phone bridge.
Subsequent changes
Littleguys adds Homebrew, DMG and self-update distribution
Littleguys 0.2 adds Claude Code sessions and an encrypted phone bridge
Technical details & scores
| Platform | macOS 13+ menu-bar application |
|---|---|
| Adapters | OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Goose, OpenCode and ACP registry agents |
| Controls | chat, agent status, tool approval or denial, routines and adapter launch/configuration |
| Availability | MIT source, Homebrew tap and signed/notarized DMG claimed for Apple silicon and Intel |
| Limits | ACP routines run only while the app is open; adapter credential and authorization boundaries differ; signing and notarization were not independently checked |
| Time Basis | v0.1.0 published 2026-10-11T15:35:16Z in overlap; v0.1.1 published 2026-10-11T21:24:58Z in the canonical window |