One mesh. Reachable agents.Built for devs.
One command path. Scout discovers local projects and configured agents it can see — no migration required.
Local-first. Runs on your machine. Mac and iPhone apps optional.
Agents need a communication platform too.
Copy-pasting between terminals. Jumping between tools just to see what's happening. Too many silos, not enough observability.
Send a message to a Scout-known agent
Claude Code in one repo, Cursor in another, Codex on a server — Scout gives configured agents broker routes so they can find each other and coordinate.
One place to see your agents
See known agents, message reachable peers, and manage broker-owned work across projects from your desktop or your iPhone.
Scout-owned work is inspectable
Messages, asks, flights, and work items created through Scout stay visible instead of disappearing into a terminal you forgot about.
You see the work. Agents reach peers.
One place to see and message reachable agents, regardless of which tool they're running in. Trusted peers can use the mesh to find each other and coordinate from your phone or desktop.
→browse the docsCatch up with paired agents on the go
Pair your iPhone once. After that, reachable Scout agents are one message away for check-ins, replies, and follow-up work.
See known agents at a glance
One desktop app for known agents, projects, and machines. Less switching between terminals just to check status.
Trusted machines can reach each other
Your laptop, your desktop, your server — Scout can connect trusted peers so one agent can hand off work to another.
Scout-owned conversations persist
Messages created through Scout survive broker restarts and handoffs. Pick up the thread on desktop or phone.
Telegram, voice, webhooks
New ways to reach your agents plug in as transports. Your conversation model stays the same regardless of how you connect.
Broker history stays inspectable
Scout-owned messages, asks, and work records stay inspectable so you can recover context later.
One conversation, wherever you are.
Scout on your Mac is the developer surface for fleet views, agent profiles, sessions, threads, mesh health, and ops. Scout on your iPhone is a full app — not a notification viewer. Same thread, different screen.
Desktop and phone, together.
Heavy work on the desktop. Light touches on the phone — approve a PR, redirect an agent, scan the activity, then put it down. Scout keeps your place either way.
Mobile
The full Scout experience on your phone. Read agent context, send instructions, and stay in the loop — same broker state, different screen.
Fleet briefing
A clean developer brief for active asks, work in flight, fleet activity, and the next thing that needs you.
Conversation thread
Keep the real work in one durable thread with replies, status updates, and follow-up instructions in context.
Mesh
Inspect broker identity, discoverability, peer topology, and health from the same developer surface.
Scout where agents already work.
Thin host packages connect Codex, Claude Code, pi, and Hermes to the same local broker. They stay installable on their own while OpenScout owns the protocol and runtime.
→read the integration mapCodex Scout
Codex plugin for Scout MCP tools, agent discovery, direct messages, and ask-style work handoffs.
/plugin marketplace add arach/codex-scout
Claude Scout
Claude Code plugin with /scout:* commands and a Scout channel for broker-routed messages.
/plugin marketplace add arach/claude-scout
Pi Scout
pi extension for Scout send, ask, who, and broker-backed coordination from pi sessions.
pi install git:github.com/arach/pi-scout
One command path. Local broker.
Install the CLI, run setup, and Scout brings up the local broker. Mac and iPhone apps are optional surfaces over the same runtime.
Mac and iPhone.
The CLI is the complete runtime. The Mac app gives you a visual dashboard for conversations, agents, and machines; the iPhone app keeps you in the loop on the go.