Bibimer

Start developing on your phone. Turn your Android phone into a development environment. Project files, Git, development commands, and compatible coding agents run in Termux on the same phone. Develop directly on your smartphone without a separate development computer or remote host. BIBIMER is a mobile agent development environment (ADE) that connects to Termux on the same phone. Manage projects, agent sessions, conversations, and terminals in one place. The coding work is performed by connected agents such as Codex, Claude, and OpenCode. YOUR PROJECTS AND SESSIONS Browse projects, existing Git worktrees, and agent sessions from a mobile sidebar. Rename or archive sessions and return to ongoing work. Switching screens does not end your agent processes. CHAT AND TERMINAL Read structured conversations, code blocks, and tool activity, or use the terminal interface. Send instructions, respond to approval requests, and queue follow-up messages during a response. Available controls depend on the agent and interface. AGENT CHOICES Connect compatible installations of Codex, Claude, and OpenCode. Choose models and reasoning options reported by your installed agent. To continue with another agent, review the recent conversation context before sending it. LIVE DEVELOPMENT SETUP Termux must be installed and initialized on this phone. BIBIMER provides bridge setup instructions and a connection flow. Command access requires your permission. A working agent installation and any required provider login or API configuration are separate requirements. Provider availability and charges depend on your account. The Android interface connects to a local bridge. Agents may send prompts, code, and files to their configured AI providers and tools; this is not a promise of offline AI processing. BIBIMER starts in English and also supports Korean. Completion notifications require Android notification permission; background delivery depends on Android and the running bridge. BIBIMER is an independent application and is not affiliated with the makers of Termux or the supported agents.