What you can do from the phone

• See every workspace — how many cards it has, how many are working and how many are waiting on you.
• Open a workspace — a map of its canvas, with every card and its status.
• Read an agent’s screen — live, with zoom.
• Send a prompt — type it on the phone, or use the phone’s own voice keyboard.
• Add a card or create a workspace — pick a folder on your computer right from the phone.
• Get alerts — while the page is open, it chimes and lists every agent that finishes or needs you.

Grid on a phone or tablet

Open the full app from the pairing link and it adapts to the device: a phone or a tablet gets a layout made for touch, a computer’s browser gets the app exactly as on the desktop.

• Grid first. A workspace opens as a grid of its agents — one per screen on a phone, two or three side by side on a landscape phone or a tablet. Scroll from agent to agent; the cards you scroll past keep their last lines, and come alive again when they’re back on screen.
• Header. Switch workspaces, filter by status (needs input, working, done), and flip to the canvas and back.
• Prompt box at the bottom. Tap an agent and type — autocorrect and the voice keyboard work. Stop interrupts the turn the agent’s own way. When an agent asks a question, 1 / 2 / 3 answer it with a tap.
• Full screen. Open an agent to read its screen large, with a row of keys a phone keyboard doesn’t have: Esc, Tab, arrows, Enter, and Ctrl+C where it’s safe. Swipe the top bar to move to the next agent.
• Notes, to-dos, the browser and other cards appear below the agents as compact summaries — tap one to see it on the canvas.

Prefer the other layout? The phone/computer icon at the top switches between Mobile layout, Desktop layout and Automatic, and the phone remembers it. Grid or canvas on the phone never changes what the computer itself shows.