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I use Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Gemini, and I was always jumping between their apps and terminals. Each one had its own window and its own idea of what I was working on, so I kept explaining the same project over and over. So I built Pando. It runs all of them side by side in one window, and they share one memory. When one agent saves a decision or a note, the others can use it, and I don't have to start from zero every time I switch. The phone app is the newest part, and it's how I vibe code when I'm away from my desk. Claude and ChatGPT each have a phone app, but each one only covers its own agent. With Pando I stay in one place: from my phone I can send a prompt to any of my agents, answer one that's waiting on me, or approve a deploy with Face ID, and the work keeps going on my computer at home. The video shows that part: a prompt from a café, the agent working at home, then a deploy approved from the phone. It's Mac only for now (Apple Silicon), and it costs $15 a month, or $99 once for lifetime if you're in the first 100. pandoworkbench.com   submitted by   /u/Fast_Gas_9396 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/12 12:20:55