Life and Robots. How to Manage AI Agents from Your Phone and Why It’s Not Always a Great Idea [ukr]

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Once you get used to working with AI agents on your laptop, sooner or later you want them within reach 24/7. You can leave your work computer running, set up your own server, run an agent in the cloud, or use a ready-made option like a dot in ChatGPT or Grok Bot.

I’ll share how a simple thought, “I could do this from my phone,” turned into a series of experiments across my work and personal projects.

- How much autonomy agents have in different setups while you’re away from your desk.
- Approaches and tools for working from your phone, from tmux sessions to tools that bring multiple subscriptions together (T3 Code, Orca) and agents that can orchestrate projects on their own (Hermes and others).
- Challenges with synchronization, working environments, reviewing results, and keeping your attention from getting scattered.
- What worked for me, what I gave up, and why.

Oleh Melnychuk

Head of Product at Artellence

I've been working with AI since 2023
I develop AI products and integrate AI into workflows
I used to be a full-stack developer
I'm a co-organizer of the Google Developer Group Kyiv AI community
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