CyberCode & CyberRemote

Code has two realities — the functional output and the experience of creation. CyberCode transforms terminal operations into spatial, visual narratives. CyberRemote turns your phone into a remote control for background agents.

The Hard Problem

Terminal interfaces weren't designed for AI-assisted workflows. When you have multiple agents, tool calls, and context switches happening simultaneously, the linear terminal model breaks down. How do you visualise parallelism and memory in a fundamentally sequential interface?

The Why

Moving from 'syntax' to 'vibe coding' by replacing intimidating command lines with a spatial, immersive interface. I treat code execution as a visual experience, allowing users to interact with agents through expressive metaphors rather than raw text.

Design Decisions

• —Reality Translator: CLI operations become animated isometric visualizations — 10 building types (Forge, Laboratory, Battleground, Vault) with 3-tier complexity-based playback
• —Cyber Multiview: See multiple agent sessions running simultaneously — not hidden in tabs but visible side-by-side with shader visualizations responding to each agent's activity in real-time
• —Checkpoint Timeline: Git-like state snapshots with visual cursor — rollback entire project states, not just files
• —20+ Visualization Panels: Drag-and-drop dashboard with agent fleet, cost/token analytics, Timeline Flow, Network Graph, Metro Orchestration Map, Agent Density Field

Architecture

CyberRemote — The 'Game Boy' IDE

Mobile-first, fast tactile UI for controlling background agents from your phone.

• •Xterm terminals + Monaco editor + file browser with keyboard navigation
• •Sessions persist with custom icons, colors, names, and paths
• •Load entire project setups as configurations
• •SQLite + WebSockets for real-time state sync over Tailscale
• •Local Whisper voice commands via koshi-vox — free, private, low-latency

Agentic UI Focus

CyberCode doesn't contain agents — it's the interface layer for humans working with agents. Intentional exploration from VSCode UI buttons to fully custom interfaces:

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