AgentMingo

Use case

Claude Code notifications that reach you, and answers you can send back

Claude Code stops to ask: may it run this command, which option did you mean, is the plan right? If you're not at that terminal, the thread waits. AgentMingo tells you when one is waiting, and lets you answer it from the thread's page in any browser, including your phone's.

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Free during the open beta. Works with Claude Code today; Codex and more are next. On macOS or Linux.

How you hear about it

Hear when a thread is waiting on you, and what for

A thread stuck on a permission prompt or a question gets you a bell and a push notice, and a message in Slack, Discord, Google Chat or Teams if you connect one, instead of sitting there until you look. Answer it on its page, from your phone too.

Example
  1. Your threads at work. One stops to ask before it runs a command
  2. Once it has waited 1 minute, you get a bell in AgentMingo and a push notice
  3. It says which thread, and what it's waiting for: a permission prompt or a question
  4. You answer from your phone, and it carries on
Illustration with made-up names. Turn push notices on once per browser or phone, on the Notifications page. Email for waiting threads stays off unless you turn it on there. Answering on its page works while its computer is on.
  • Once a thread has waited 1 minute, you're told. You get a bell in AgentMingo, a push notice in each browser or phone where you've turned push on, and a message in Slack, Discord, Google Chat or Microsoft Teams if you connect one. Email for waiting threads is off unless you turn it on.
  • The notice says which thread is waiting and what for: permission to use a tool, such as Bash, or a question. What the prompt actually says is on the thread's page, and only you see it.
  • You choose which kinds of notice reach you: waiting threads, pull requests, workflows.
  • When a pull request still has must-fix items after its automatic rounds, the person whose thread gets its results is told it needs them. If no thread takes its results, everyone with a thread on its branch is told. A plan waiting for approval arrives with an Approve button, in browsers that show one.

Answering from your phone

  • Turn it on per computer, with the setup command's box “Answer prompts and reply to threads from AgentMingo” (ticked by default) or with node ~/.agentmingo/reporter.mjs approvals on in your own terminal.
  • The thread's page offers the terminal's own choices: Yes; Yes and don't ask again, for what Claude Code suggests, for that session only; or No, with a note. A question shows its options, and a plan shows its choices.
  • Your computer has to be on and awake. Whichever answer comes first wins, the terminal's or the page's.
  • Some prompts can't be answered there (a subagent's, for one). The thread's page says “Answer this one in the thread”, with the reason.
  • When a thread's turn has ended, you can reply from its page while its computer is listening: up to 8 hours after its last reply, and longer while its work is open.
  • Only the thread's own person can answer or reply. What this trusts, and what it doesn't, is on the Security page.

No hook scripts to write

Claude Code's hooks can run any script when it needs you, and plenty of people wire up their own alerts that way. AgentMingo's reporter is that set of hooks, already written. One setup command installs it, it's open source (Apache-2.0), and you can read its code or the script itself before you run it.

Alongside Remote Control

Anthropic's Remote Control continues Claude Code sessions running on your computer from the Claude app or claude.ai/code, several at once in its server mode; its docs list the plans that include it[1]. AgentMingo is for your team's threads in one list, with their tasks and pull requests, and notices in your team's chat.

Sources

Checked November 3, 2026, on each product's own pages. Products change: the links say what they say today.

  1. Claude Code: Remote Control continues Claude Code sessions running on your computer from the Claude app or claude.ai/code, and in server mode one process serves several sessions at once; its docs list the plans that include it. code.claude.com

Jira, Linear, GitHub, Shortcut and other product names on this site are trademarks of their owners. AgentMingo isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Questions

Can AgentMingo approve things on my computer?

With answering on, yes. An answer you give on the thread's page is applied on your computer, the same as pressing a key in the terminal. That's why it's set per computer, only works for the thread's own person, and is described in full on the Security page.

What answering trusts, on the Security page

What's in a notice?

Which thread is waiting, and whether it's a permission (with the tool's name) or a question. Never the file or command it's asking about.

Does it work in VS Code and the desktop app?

Yes, for prompts in a thread's main conversation, in the terminal, the VS Code extension or the desktop app.

Do I need Slack?

No. The bell and browser push work on their own; Slack, Discord, Google Chat, Teams and email are optional.

Hear when a thread waits, and answer it from anywhere.

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