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@shubh_prajapati99/soupz

v0.2.0

Published

Code from anywhere — AI coding IDE that bridges your phone to your laptop

Readme

Soupz

Control your laptop's AI coding tools from any device. Run npx @shubh_prajapati99/soupz, scan a code, and code from your phone.

Soupz is a local-first AI agent orchestration daemon with a hosted web IDE. It bridges your laptop's AI coding agents (Claude Code, Gemini, Copilot, Ollama, Kiro) to any browser — phone, tablet, or another PC.

Quick Start

1. Install

npx @shubh_prajapati99/soupz

2. Pair

Open your browser to https://soupz.vercel.app/code. Scan the QR code from your terminal, or enter the 9-character pairing code.

3. Build

  • Chat Mode: Send prompts to your AI agents, get real-time responses
  • IDE Mode: Edit files, run git commands, use a terminal — all from your phone
  • Builder Mode: Lovable-style centered prompt with live preview split

Features

  • Multi-Agent Orchestration — Automatically picks the best available agent (Claude Code, Gemini, Copilot, Ollama)
  • Real-Time IDE — Monaco editor, file tree, git operations, terminal
  • Local-First — Your code never leaves your machine. Web app is just a remote control.
  • Mobile-Ready — Works on phones, tablets, any browser. True responsive design.
  • Voice Support — Chat with voice input and neural text-to-speech
  • Run Archive — Each order drops JSON/MD logs into .soupz/output/ so you can review prompts, plans, stdout, and events later
  • Free to Use — Works with free agents (Copilot, Gemini). No subscriptions required.

Architecture

  • Daemon — Runs on your laptop (npx @shubh_prajapati99/soupz), spawns CLI agents, manages files/git
  • Web App — Hosted at soupz.vercel.app, acts as a remote control
  • Relay — Supabase Realtime for remote connections (LAN uses WebSocket)
  • Pairing — 9-character OTP or QR code, 5-min auto-refresh

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • At least one CLI agent installed:
    • Claude Code (npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code)
    • Gemini CLI (npm install -g @google/gemini-cli)
    • GitHub Copilot CLI (gh copilot --version)
    • Ollama (ollama pull <model>)

Documentation

License

MIT