I had to constantly check my laptop while Claude Code was running, so I decided to fix it

Last month I was packing for a trip, agent running in the background on a GitHub OAuth flow. I kept walking back to my laptop mid-packing to check on it. Folded a shirt, checked the laptop. Grabbed my toiletries, checked the laptop. At one point I was standing in the bathroom thinking about a change I wanted to make to the auth logic, with no way to actually tell the agent that until I walked back into the room.

That's when it clicked that this wasn't really about the trip. I do this constantly. Start a session, walk away, come back just to check, come back again five minutes later. A couple of friends who also run Claude Code sessions all day told me they do the exact same thing. There's just no way to efficiently control your agent when you are away.

So I built Clarsky.

It notifies your phone only when the agent actually needs a decision, lets you approve or deny what it's about to run, allows you to add skills, MDs, plan, ask, prompt or leave it a note without interrupting what it's doing. When the session ends you get an actual summary of what changed and how long you were hands off, not just done.

There's a demo on the site (simple mock up). You pick a task, it hits a decision point, and what happens next depends on what you choose.
It's in waitlist stage right now, still building this solo. If you've had the "checking the laptop mid task" problem too, or think this is a problem unique to me, I'd genuinely like to hear it. [clarsky.com]