Drive Claude Code together.
mobsession turns one developer’s live Claude Code session into a room your whole team can steer, in real time. One command, one shared screen.
$ npm i -g mobsession$ mobsession startIt prints a link to share. The agent runs on your machine with your own Claude subscription. No account, no sign-up.
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A real session: everyone watches the agent think, write, and run tools, and steers it together.
What it actually does
Live, token by token
The agent's output streams to everyone at once, exactly like Claude Code. No refresh, no waiting for the whole reply.
Everyone is attributed
Every prompt and reaction shows who sent it, in their own color. The mob always sees who is steering.
You stay in control
The agent runs in your repo, your shell. Your terminal mirrors the session, so you are never out of the loop.
Talk in the room
Typing indicators, emoji, and reactions. It is a working session, not a one-way feed.
Paste an image
Drop a screenshot or a diagram straight into a prompt. The agent sees what you see.
Terminal and web, in sync
Drive from your terminal or the browser. Prompts flow both ways, perfectly mirrored.
The bottleneck moved. We built for where it went.
Every team now pairs with coding agents. The hard part is no longer typing the code; it is directing it well. Today that direction comes from one person at one keyboard, while everyone else watches over a shoulder or waits for the pull request. mobsession turns that solo act into a team sport, without crowding one screen.
Learn the codebase by steering the agent live, not by reading stale docs.
Many people shape one session, without N chairs at one desk.
Course-correct while the work happens, not three round-trips later.
Projections, pre-launch. mobsession is early; these are the outcomes we are building toward and instrumenting for.
How it works
You orchestrate
Run mobsession in your repo. A real Claude Code agent boots in your working directory, and you get a link to share.
The mob steers
Teammates open the link and add prompts together. Everyone sees the agent work, live.
The agent drives
Claude does the typing on your machine. Your terminal streams the same session, so you stay in the loop.
Start a session in one command.
$ npm i -g mobsession