4RGED Mobile

GitHub, Slack, and Linear live on one integrations screen — the same list on mobile and desktop, sized for your pocket. Connected services show your org or workspace at a glance; everything else reads clearly as not connected, so status is never ambiguous. Tap any row to connect a missing service or manage one you have already linked — the chevron takes you through without opening a laptop. Wire your stack in a few taps from anywhere, and those connections follow you across Cloud, IDE, and Mobile.

Open Agents from the hub and your run queue is right there — pending approvals, active pipelines, and runs waiting on a human, without opening a full IDE. Each item shows enough context to decide: repo, diff size, risk, and status so you can approve production deploys, billing changes, or destructive ops from your pocket. Tap into a run for the summary, then approve, deny, or nudge in one gesture — the same agent session resumes on desktop with full context. Start a new agent from mobile when inspiration strikes, or clear the queue before your next meeting.

Open Sentinel and the live picture is right there — open runs, items that need you, and policy blocks as three cards you can read at a glance. Below, the monitoring list shows each run by title and status: running, waiting for input, or completed, so nothing stalls out of sight. Tap a monitored run for enough context to decide without opening a laptop — the same session is waiting on desktop with full detail. Watch the queue from your pocket, then pick up the rest at the keyboard.

Always-on automations follow you to your phone — open Automations from the Agents hub and the same jobs that run on desktop are listed in your pocket. PR review on push watches GitHub on main; a nightly dependency audit fires on a schedule at 02:00 UTC; Slack incident triage listens on a webhook to #incidents. Each row shows the trigger at a glance — GitHub, scheduled, or webhook — so you know what is wired without opening a laptop. Leave them running from anywhere, then pick up the rest at the keyboard.

Finished runs live in Archive — open it from the Agents drawer and completed sessions sit in one list, the same history you would check on desktop. Each row shows the run title and when it last updated, so you can find a past session without digging through the live queue. Tap an archived run for enough context to reopen it later — the full thread is waiting at the keyboard when you need it. Keep the active queue clean; history stays one tap away from your pocket.

Pick the model your agents run on from the same list you use on desktop — open Models from the Agents drawer and the current choice is marked with a check. Tap another row to switch; the selection sticks so the next run uses the model you just chose, without hunting for a laptop. Keep routing decisions in your pocket when you are away from the keyboard, then pick up the full session back at your desk. One list, one tap, same models across Cloud, IDE, and Mobile.

Open Inbox from the Projects dock and your notifications sit in one list — the same alerts you would triage on desktop, sized for your pocket. Each row surfaces what needs you: assigned work, mentions, and blockers so you can skim without hunting for a laptop. Tap an item for enough context to act, then jump back to the list — the same thread is waiting at the keyboard when you need more. Keep the queue moving from anywhere; Inbox is the first stop, not a miniature PM tool.

Switch to Tasks and work is grouped by status — to do, in progress, and done in one scrollable list you can read at a glance. Each row shows the title and where it sits, so you know what is waiting, moving, or finished without opening a board. Tap a task for enough context to update it from your pocket, then pick up the rest at the keyboard. The same list you use on desktop, minus the chrome that does not belong on a phone.

Open Board and the kanban is right there — columns of work you can scan left to right, the same layout you would use at a desk. Cards sit in their columns so you can see what is queued, in flight, or done without pinch-zooming a desktop view. Tap a card for enough context to move it or leave a note, then the full board is waiting when you are back at the keyboard. Project status that fits a pocket: columns you can read, not a miniature workspace.

Open Teams from the Projects chevron and your members sit in one list — names and roles you would check on desktop, now in your pocket. Each row shows who is on the project so you can find a teammate without hunting through settings. Tap a member for enough context to reach them or see what they own, then pick up the rest at the keyboard. The people on the work, one tap away from the dock.