feat: ClawTap v0.1.0 — initial release

Multi-adapter mobile UI for AI coding assistants.
Supports Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI through one interface.

Features:
- Real-time bidirectional sync via tmux + WebSocket
- Cross-AI review (send one AI's output to another for review)
- Multi-review tabs with minimize/expand
- Push notifications (PWA) with smart session-aware filtering
- Three-channel event system (hooks, file watcher, pane monitor)
- Voice input, image paste, draft persistence
- Terminal-native design (JetBrains Mono, dark theme, pixel art claw)
- CLI with --adapter flag on every command
- Zero-overhead fire-and-forget hooks
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<img src="public/claw-logo.svg" height="40" alt="ClawTap" />&nbsp;&nbsp;ClawTap
</h1>
### Your AI coding sessions, in your pocket.
One mobile interface for Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI.
Real-time sync. Cross-AI review. Push notifications.
[![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@kuannnn/clawtap.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@kuannnn/clawtap) [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-blue.svg)](LICENSE) [![Node.js](https://img.shields.io/badge/Node.js-18+-339933.svg)](https://nodejs.org/)
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**[Quick Start](#-quick-start)** · **[Adapters](#-multi-adapter-support)** · **[Cross-AI Review](#-cross-ai-review)** · **[CLI](#-cli)** · **[PWA & Notifications](#-pwa--push-notifications)** · **[Architecture](#-architecture)**
</div>
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> Walk away from your desk while your AI is working. Get a push notification when it finishes. Approve a file edit from the couch. Send Claude's code to Gemini for a second opinion. Start a task on the train. Your phone and terminal share the exact same AI session — no duplicates, no sync issues, no matter which AI you're using.
```
📱 Phone (PWA) ◄── WebSocket ──► 🖥 Server ◄── tmux ──► 🤖 Claude / Codex / Gemini
▲ │ ▲
Push Notify HTTPS 💻 Terminal
(Web Push) (Tailscale)
```
<br>
## 🚀 Quick Start
```bash
npm install -g @kuannnn/clawtap
export CLAUDE_UI_PASSWORD=your-password
clawtap
```
Open the URL on your phone. That's it.
ClawTap auto-detects which AI CLIs you have installed (`claude`, `codex`, `gemini`) and enables them automatically.
<details>
<summary>📦 Install from source</summary>
<br>
```bash
git clone https://github.com/kuan0808/clawtap.git
cd clawtap && npm install && npm run build && npm link
```
</details>
<br>
## 🤖 Multi-Adapter Support
ClawTap works with three AI coding assistants through a unified interface:
| Adapter | CLI | Models | Context | Permission Modes |
|---------|-----|--------|---------|-----------------|
| **Claude Code** | `claude` | Sonnet, Opus, Haiku, Opus 1M, Sonnet 1M | 200K1M | Normal, Auto-edit, Plan, YOLO |
| **Codex CLI** | `codex` | GPT-5.4, GPT-5.3 Codex, GPT-5.2 series, and more | 258K | Suggest, Full Auto, Untrusted, YOLO |
| **Gemini CLI** | `gemini` | Auto, Gemini Pro, Gemini Flash, Flash Lite | 1M | Default, Auto Edit, Plan, YOLO |
Each adapter auto-detects at startup. Start a session from your phone's **New Chat** screen — tap the adapter icon to switch between available AIs, pick a model, and go. Or from the terminal:
```bash
clawtap new # Claude (default)
clawtap new --adapter codex # Codex
clawtap new --adapter gemini # Gemini
```
The UI adapts to each adapter — different models, permission modes, effort levels, and branding. But the workflow is identical: send a message, see the response stream in, approve or deny tool calls, switch modes.
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## 🔀 Cross-AI Review
Send any AI's response to a different AI for a second opinion — the killer feature that makes multi-adapter worth it.
**How it works:**
1. Tap **↗ Send to** on any assistant message
2. Pick a target adapter (e.g., send Claude's code to Codex)
3. Choose a model and optionally attach instructions ("Review for security issues")
4. A review panel slides up with the child AI's conversation
5. The child AI can **send back** its findings to the parent chat
**Multi-review tabs:** Run multiple reviews simultaneously. Each review gets its own tab in the floating panel — switch between them, minimize to a compact bar, or expand to see the full conversation. Each tab maintains its own independent WebSocket connection.
**Send to existing review:** When reviews are already active, tapping Send to shows a shortcut sheet — send directly to a running review or start a new one.
**Review markers:** Visual timeline markers show exactly where each review started in the parent chat, with a collapsed card to tap and view the review history. "Review ended" appears at the position in the chat where you pressed End.
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## ✨ Features
### Live Streaming
See AI responses **as they're being written** — not after they finish. Thinking indicators update in real-time. Tool calls appear as inline cards with live status transitions. Context usage and cost stream to your status bar.
### Mobile Permission Control
Slide-up overlay with the exact tool name, file path, and command. Allow, Allow All, or Deny with a 120-second countdown. Switch between permission modes mid-session with a single tap on the status bar. Your terminal shows the same prompt — answer from whichever device is closer.
### Rich Tool Visualization
Every tool call renders as an expandable card:
| Tool | What You See |
|------|-------------|
| **Edit** | Inline red/green diff preview → full-screen diff viewer |
| **Write** | File path + content preview with line count |
| **Read / Bash / Grep** | Input/output with syntax highlighting |
| **Agent** | Collapsible group with progress indicators |
### Queue & Continue
Send follow-up messages while the AI is still responding. They appear as "Queued" with Edit/Cancel and auto-send when the AI finishes. Paste images from clipboard with thumbnail preview.
### Voice Input
Tap the mic icon to dictate coding instructions. Uses the Web Speech API with real-time interim transcription. Works in any language.
### Smart Input
Type `ultrathink` or `megathink` and watch the rainbow shimmer animation. Drafts auto-save to localStorage. Images can be attached from gallery or clipboard.
### Session Management
Browse projects by directory. Filter by adapter (Claude / Codex / Gemini tabs). See session previews with first message, timestamps, and active indicators. The **Active** tab shows running sessions across all projects with real-time refresh, client count, and notification badges.
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## 💻 CLI
```bash
clawtap # Start server, show URLs
clawtap new [--adapter codex|gemini] # New session
clawtap --continue [--adapter gemini] # Resume most recent session
clawtap --resume <session-id> # Resume specific session
clawtap -a [--adapter codex] # Active sessions (current project)
clawtap -A [--adapter gemini] # Active sessions (all projects)
clawtap hooks install [--adapter claude] # Install hooks (all or one adapter)
clawtap hooks uninstall [--adapter gemini] # Remove hooks
clawtap cert # Generate HTTPS certificate
clawtap stop # Graceful shutdown
```
The `--adapter` flag works with every command. Session lists show colored `[Claude]`/`[Codex]`/`[Gemini]` labels with first-prompt previews.
Auto-starts the server on first use. Sessions are instantly visible on mobile.
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## 🔔 PWA & Push Notifications
### Setup
**1. Enable HTTPS** (required for push):
```bash
# Option A: Tailscale (recommended — zero cert management)
tailscale serve --bg 3456
# Option B: Self-signed certificate
clawtap cert
```
**2. Install PWA:** Open the URL in Safari → Share → **Add to Home Screen**.
**3. Enable notifications:** Open ClawTap from home screen → tap the **bell icon** → Allow.
### Smart Notifications
| Event | When | Notification |
|-------|------|-------------|
| AI finishes | Only if you're NOT viewing that session | "Turn complete in project-name" |
| Permission needed | Only if you're NOT viewing that session | Tool name + project |
| Question asked | Only if you're NOT viewing that session | "Waiting for answer" |
The app icon badge shows how many sessions have unread notifications. Entering a session clears its count.
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## ⚙️ Configuration
| Variable | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `CLAUDE_UI_PASSWORD` | *(required)* | Login password |
| `PORT` | `3456` | Server port |
HTTPS is enabled automatically when `~/.clawtap/cert.pem` and `~/.clawtap/key.pem` exist. Otherwise the server runs on HTTP. Tailscale Serve is the easiest path to HTTPS.
Hooks auto-configure on startup and clean up on `clawtap stop`. If you have existing hooks (e.g., custom statusLine), ClawTap wraps them — both coexist.
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## 🏗 Architecture
### Three-Channel Event System
Each adapter feeds the UI through three independent, non-blocking channels:
| Channel | Latency | Role |
|---------|---------|------|
| **Hooks** | ~1ms | Tool events, permissions, session lifecycle — fire-and-forget, never blocks the AI |
| **File Watcher** | ~2s | Message transcripts (JSONL for Claude/Codex, JSON for Gemini) — single source of truth |
| **Pane Monitor** | 500ms | Streaming text preview, thinking detection — ephemeral UX signals via tmux |
### Adapter Plugin Architecture
```
IAdapter (EventEmitter)
├── ClaudeAdapter ← HTTP hooks, JSONL watcher, pane monitor
├── CodexAdapter ← Command hooks, JSONL watcher, pane monitor
└── GeminiAdapter ← Shell bridge hooks, JSON watcher, pane monitor
```
Each adapter is self-contained: hook configuration, session file discovery, transcript parsing, tmux lifecycle, permission management. Adding a new AI CLI means implementing one class — the server, WebSocket protocol, and frontend work unchanged.
### Data Flow
```
AI CLI (Claude/Codex/Gemini)
├── Hooks → POST /api/hooks/:adapter/:event → SessionManager → WebSocket → Phone
├── Session Files → Watcher → new-messages event → WebSocket → Phone
└── tmux pane → PaneMonitor → text-delta/thinking → WebSocket → Phone
Phone
└── Send message → WebSocket → SessionManager → tmux sendKeys → AI CLI
```
### Storage
SQLite with WAL mode. Stores review history, push subscriptions, rate limiting, saved instructions, and session stats. Session messages live in the AI CLI's own files — ClawTap reads them, never writes.
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## 🔧 Troubleshooting
| Problem | Solution |
|---------|----------|
| No response after sending | `tmux list-windows -t clawtap` — check if the AI process is alive |
| `clawtap` not found | `npm install -g @kuannnn/clawtap` |
| Stale sessions | `tmux kill-session -t clawtap` |
| Port in use | `lsof -i :3456` then `kill <PID>` |
| Hooks not cleaned after crash | `clawtap hooks uninstall` or `clawtap stop` |
| Push notifications not working | Ensure HTTPS + PWA installed from home screen |
| Adapter not showing | Check that the CLI is installed: `which claude`, `which codex`, `which gemini` |
| Gemini hooks failing | Verify timeout is in milliseconds (5000, not 5) |
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## 📄 License
MIT