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How to assign work to the farm from your phone with Clodfarm

Talk to your farm's Claudes from the Claude app and hand them tasks from anywhere.

Who it is forA developer away from their desk who wants to send a change or check on progress from a phone.

The problemStarting and checking agent work usually means being at a terminal on the machine that runs it.

The outcomeYou ask for work in the Claude app and the farm starts it, and you can see every sub-agent in the farm UI.

What you need first

  • Docker on a machine or server that stays on
  • A Claude subscription to sign in with
  • A Git repo you control, with a deploy key if you want the farm to clone and push to it
  • Your test command, for example pytest -q

Steps

  1. Install and start the farm with the one-line installer, then log in.
  2. Open the Claude app on your phone and go to Code.
  3. Select [Clodfarm] Clodfarm.
  4. Ask for the work in plain words, for example "add CSV export to the report page".
  5. Open http://localhost:8080 to watch the sub-agents on the farm.

Prompt for your agent

Install clodfarm from github.com/matank001/clodfarm with the one-line install script, then open the farm UI at http://localhost:8080. Send the task <task description> from the Claude app under Code, then confirm the new sub-agent appears in the farm UI and report its status.

Caveat. The phone view reaches the farm only where it is running, so the host machine must stay on and reachable.

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