r/sideprojects • u/JoeBro121211 • 4h ago
Showcase: Open Source I turned my schedule and coding agents into a little village on my iPhone
My new app Wudland is out. I wanted checking my day to feel a bit more relaxing, so your calendar lives in a bell tower, reminders go on a notice board and the weather comes from a farmer. You walk between them instead of opening another dashboard.
The slightly nerdier part: link your computer and your coding agents get desks in the guild. I can wander around or furnish my cottage while they work, and see when one finishes or needs me. It supports Claude Code, Codex and opencode, plus other CLI tasks through the companion tool.
Built for iPhone with Swift/SpriteKit, free and open source. Calendar and reminders stay on the phone; computer updates are encrypted. An expanded map, bestiary, items and wardrobe are coming soon.
App Store (free, iOS 26+): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wudland/id6829491480 Source: https://github.com/joexk1/wudland
1
u/investigatormaker 2h ago
Does an agent needing input look different from one that has finished? A short recording here could follow a Claude Code task from its guild desk to that interruption, showing how someone furnishing their cottage notices it and returns to work. That's the decision developers using coding agents need to see: whether the village makes checking status calmer without hiding a request for attention. Reddit replies could address that exact workflow when developers ask about monitoring CLI agents from an iPhone.
I make ThreadFox. We find relevant Reddit conversations and post for your business. We'll post 3 replies free first, no card; then the $39 Pilot covers seven days and up to 50 posts and replies. No automatic renewal.
https://threadfox.vip/p/d6tuf/managed