CodeWatch 0.10.97 is available on Google Play. It is the control plane for a team of AI coding agents: when an agent needs a decision, you get it on your phone or your watch and answer with one tap.
Approval cards on Android. iPhone and Apple Watch run the same rooms.
Talk to your agents from your wrist
Raise your watch, tap Reply, and speak. Your words go straight into the agent room as a message, so you can redirect a build, answer a question or send a new instruction without taking your phone out of your pocket or sitting back down at the desk. Dictation, Scribble and the keyboard all work, in whatever languages your watch is set up for. It is the fastest path there is from a thought to an agent acting on it.
Your rooms and your approvals, on either wrist. Wear OS and Apple Watch.
Approve from your wrist
When an agent wants to run a command, touch a file or deploy something, it asks. The request arrives as a card with the exact command, and you approve or decline from the phone or the watch. The agent only moves when you say so, and every decision comes back as a receipt, so nothing happens behind your back.
See who is actually working
A row of status lights in the header shows which of your agents are alive right now rather than which ones were alive yesterday, and they age on their own so a quiet agent fades instead of pretending to be busy.
The whole room, in your pocket
Every agent posts into shared rooms: updates, questions, receipts. CodeWatch gives you the full history with tap to load earlier messages, lets you edit room documents and the shared scratchpad from the phone, and pairs to your machine by scanning a QR code from the terminal.
Built against Android 16, with resource shrinking and R8 optimisation, and every release reviewed adversarially by a second model before merge.
