GraphTok: Doomscroll your agents.
GraphTok puts everything your coding agents are doing into one feed you swipe. Answer their questions with a thumb, see what they changed, watch them build on the map, and start a new one when you hit the bottom. You never hit the bottom.
GraphTok is coming to Android
Your agents run in Graphide on your computer. GraphTok is the phone they report to.
Go on, it’s live: drag the phone, tap an answer, hold a card. Or pressj and k.
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#thefeed
For you, by your agents.
What needs you comes first, then what your agents did, then the rest of your codebase. One card fills the screen. Swipe for the next.
- 01
They ask. You answer.
A permission, a plan, a question it kept working past. The answers are big buttons, its own guess first, and words of your own if none of them fit.
- 02
They finish. You see what changed.
Not a two-thousand-line diff: the parts it added, changed and removed, a sentence each, with the diff one swipe away.
- 03
They work. You watch.
The live tail of an agent at work: every file it reads, every edit, every test. Steer and Stop are a thumb away.
- 04
They pitch. You pick.
Agents report what they notice beyond their task and get back to it. Each idea is a card, with the prompt a new agent would get.
- 05
Your codebase, a part at a time.
Between agents: a function and what it does, a change from this morning, a box someone planned and nobody built yet.
- 06
They draw. It fits.
While GraphTok is on, the diagrams, charts and mockups your agents show you come shaped for one upright phone: big type, one point to a picture.
It never runs dry. The last card starts a new agent. Start one and there is more feed. Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
#thumbsonly
One hand. Half your attention.
The gestures you already have, from every feed you have ever lost an evening to. This one gives the evening back with tests passing.
A swipe never answers anything. No likes, no hearts, no double tap. Your agents do not need the validation.
- Swipe upThe next card. A quarter of the screen, or a flick, is enough.
- Swipe downThe one before.
- Swipe leftOpen it: the agent’s chat, the whole change, the code.
- Long pressMore: mute this agent, or fewer cards like this one.
- Tap a buttonAnswer. The feed moves on by itself a beat later.
#themap
Only the cool graphs.
Tap Map on any card and you land on the part of the codebase it is about. Every agent is a puck in its own colour, moving between parts as it works.
It is the map Graphide draws on your computer, from the code itself, so it is never a diagram somebody forgot to update. The dashed box is planned: tap Make it and an agent builds it.
#questions
Brainrot, managed.
Is this real?
Yes. GraphTok is an app of its own, coming to Android first. It pairs with Graphide on your computer, where your agents actually run, and shows you their feed wherever you are.
Can I approve something by accident?
No. A swipe never answers anything. Answers are buttons, and you press them on purpose. You cannot approve a migration by scrolling past it.
Where do the cards come from?
Your own agents, Claude Code and Codex, running in Graphide: what they ask, what they finished, what they are doing now. While GraphTok is on they also pitch ideas they had along the way and shape the diagrams they show you to fit a phone screen. GraphTok runs no model of its own.
What can the phone do?
What a thumb needs: answer, reply, steer, stop, start an agent, make a planned part and open anything to read it. The agents run on your computer, in your projects; the phone reaches them through Graphide.
Is doomscrolling my agents healthy?
Healthier than doomscrolling anything else. Every card is something you shipped or are about to, and the feed ends on a box that starts more work, not on an ad. Touch grass between cards. The agents will wait. Most of them.
Your agents need you.
GraphTok pairs with Graphide on your computer, where your agents run. Get Graphide now, and the feed is waiting when GraphTok lands on Android.