Remote coding agents without a Silo server.
Drive a coding agent from your phone and keep the workspace on your Mac. Matadoor is the remote terminal; Coil is the local harness.
The handoff.
3 steps- 01 · Reach
Put the Mac in your pocket.
Matadoor is a paid iPhone and iPad client with a free Mac host. It is remote terminal and agent control, not a local model runtime.
- 02 · Work
Run the agent where the files are.
Coil is the local harness: workspace, routing, and on-device models. It is not a remote terminal.
- 03 · Ship copy
Keep localization in the repo.
OhmsPolyglot edits and checks the .xcstrings file in your repo: missing languages, plural forms and placeholders. Developer localization, not consumer translation.
In this workflow.
3 listings- Lead · $19.99 one-time · no subscriptionMatadoor
Drive a real terminal and the command-line coding agents on your Mac from iPhone or iPad over one end-to-end encrypted peer-to-peer link. No Matadoor servers, no account, no subscription.
- Next · 02 · $14.99 one-time · no subscriptionCoil
Route work between local models, review workspace tools before execution, inspect routing receipts and model residency, map a folder's Swift symbols, draft wiki pages you approve, and control searchable local memory on your Mac.
- Next · 03 · $19.99 one-time · no subscriptionOhmsPolyglot
Open the .xcstrings file your Xcode project ships, find missing, stale and broken strings with no key or network, fix them by hand or with a model you connect, and export Android XML, Flutter ARB or CSV. Silo runs no server and receives none of your strings.
Formats
- terminal sessions
- local git workspaces
- xcstrings / Xcode catalogs
How to verify privacy
- Matadoor runs no Silo server; its relay forwards only ciphertext, and you choose n0's public relays, your own, or none.
- Coil keeps the workspace on the Mac; with Bring Your Own Key turned on, what the model reads goes only to the provider you chose.
- OhmsPolyglot is BYOK when a provider key is pasted; Silo receives none of that traffic.