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Session Monitor

Drive your Claude Code sessions from your phone. Every container's sessions in one board — talk to any of them by voice or text, pick the model per session, and get a push when a session needs you. Works while your laptop is closed.


Talk to a session — by voice

Audio session view

  • Reads Claude's latest reply aloud, listens for yours
  • The whole thread in view
  • Speaker / mic / send

…or by text

Text session view

  • Same thread, chat-style — type and send
  • Pick voice or text in Settings

Details at a glance

Session detail view

  • Live status, keeper health, full transcript
  • Choose the model for the next turn — Opus, Sonnet, Haiku, Fable

Settings

Settings

  • Voice or text mode — syncs across your devices
  • Push notifications: when a session asks a question or is ready for you
  • Sign in with Adom

Get started

  1. In a container, run /adom-remote-control — hooks it into your board.
  2. Open the board on your phone and Sign in with Adom.
  3. (iPhone) Add to Home Screen, then enable notifications.

The CLI

Installing this package puts session-monitor on your PATH — it hooks a container in and manages its keeper (the little agent that reads that container's sessions and reports them to your board).

adom-wiki pkg install adom/session-monitor-cli      # puts `session-monitor` on ~/.local/bin

session-monitor keeper start --token <YOUR_TOKEN>   # hook THIS container in + supervise its keeper
session-monitor keeper status                        # local keeper + is the board receiving reports?
session-monitor keeper stop                          # stop this container's keeper
session-monitor keeper logs -n 60                    # tail the keeper log
session-monitor status                               # keeper-fleet health across your containers
session-monitor open                                 # print the board URL for your phone

Add --json to any command for a {status, message, data, hints} envelope.

See also: adom-remote-control — the one-liner skill that hooks a container in (it drives this CLI).