Drive Claude Code
together.
Your whole team steers one AI coding agent, live, from a shared link. The agent does the coding. Your team does the thinking.
$ npm i -g mobsession$ mobsession startno account · no sign-up · your own Claude subscription
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One agent. Your whole team at the wheel.
You orchestrate
Run one command in your repo. A real Claude Code agent boots in your working directory and prints a link to share.
The team steers
Teammates open the link, drop in a name, and submit prompts together. Everyone watches the agent work, live.
The agent drives
Claude does the coding on your machine. Your terminal mirrors the session, so you hold the keys the whole time.
Built for how teams actually work.
One person pairing with an agent is powerful. A whole team pointed at the same one is how the hard problems get solved.
Mob the gnarly bug
Three brains on one incident, in one session. Everyone sees the same logs, the same fix, and the same moment it goes green, instead of one person narrating in a thread.
Ship a cross-cutting change
Land a feature that touches the whole codebase as a team, in one session, instead of splitting it across a week of handoffs, stale branches, and merge conflicts.
Review at write-time
Catch the wrong approach while it is being written, not in a pull request three days later. Direction beats correction.
Onboard by steering, not reading
A new hire learns the codebase by driving the agent through it with the team, not by reading docs that went stale two sprints ago.
The whole session, visible to everyone.
Everyone is attributed
Every prompt carries a name and color, so the room always knows who steered.
Watch the agent work
It thinks, writes, and runs tools, streamed live to everyone, token by token.
Cost in the open
Every turn shows its time and dollar cost. Spend stays visible, not a black box.
See the room
Presence and typing show who is here and who is steering right now.
Runs where you work
The agent boots in your repo on your own Claude subscription. Nothing to host.
Talk in the room
Reactions and emoji keep it a working session, not a one-way feed.
The whole team can steer. You still hold the keys.
Letting other people drive an agent on your machine is only safe if you decide what actually runs. Every prompt the room submits waits for your say-so, on rules you set.
Approve before it runs
Prompts from the room queue for your approval by default. Loosen it per person or per rule: auto-approve short prompts from your org, hold any prompt that mentions words you flag, like deploy or rm. A block rule always wins.
Take the wheel anytime
Lock posting to yourself for a delicate step, then reopen it. The room keeps watching and talking in the side-chat the whole time.
Keep it to your org
Make a session members-only, so a forwarded link can't pull an outsider into your codebase. Sharing stays a link; access stays yours.
Every action on the record
Approvals, trust changes, locks, and policy edits land in an append-only audit trail you can export as CSV or JSON. Honest about what this is: review and access control, not a sandbox. The agent runs on your machine, with you in the loop.
Code got cheap. Judgment didn’t.
Today one person steers the agent and everyone else finds out in the pull request, where wrong turns get expensive. MobSession puts your whole team on the same agent, live, so you catch them as they happen and ship faster.
One person drives. Everyone else watches over a shoulder or waits for the pull request.
Everyone steers the same agent, live, from one shared link.
Learn 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. the outcomes we are building toward and instrumenting for.
Start free. Keep every session.
Run a session in one command, no account needed. Sign up to keep your history, govern who can steer, and bring your whole team.
$ npm i -g mobsession