What is Miblo
The facts about Miblo in a few lines: what it does, which AI tools it works with, what it costs, how to install it and what leaves your computer.
What is Miblo?
A little desk cube that shows your AI coding sessions, tells you when one needs you and keeps your usage limits in sight.
Miblo shows the sessions of the AI coding tools on your computer: Claude Code (terminal, the desktop app's Code tab, the VS Code, Cursor and JetBrains extensions), Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Cursor's own agent. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, WSL included, and does not depend on Claude Code: the Miblo app finds the tools you have.
Which AI coding tools does Miblo work with?
Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Cursor. Every one's sessions show in a single list.
- Claude Code: working, needs you, finished, usage limits.
- Codex: working, needs you, finished, usage limits.
- GitHub Copilot CLI: working, needs you, finished.
- Gemini CLI: working, needs you, finished.
- OpenCode: working, needs you, finished.
- Cursor: working, finished.
- Not supported (Cloud sessions) claude.ai/code and the cloud sessions started from the Claude desktop or mobile app. They run away from your computer and can't reach the Miblo on your network.
- Not supported (GitHub Copilot's Claude agent) it doesn't run plugin hooks.
How much does Miblo cost?
The app, the Claude Code plugin and the command line are free, with or without the gadget.
The Miblo gadget costs R$149.90 at the miblo.ai store, shipped within Brazil.
Miblo+, optional, costs R$9.90 a month or R$99.00 a year. Miblo on your phone, away from home. See the AI's latest messages, reply and approve permissions from anywhere, on any network.
Can I control Claude Code and Codex from my phone?
Install the Miblo app on your computer and sign in with your Miblo account. On your phone, open miblo.ai/app, sign in to the same account and type the 6-digit code your computer shows. Your phone then shows your sessions and limits and tells you when a session needs you. With Miblo+, you also approve permissions, reply to the AI and start new tasks.
Yes, with Miblo+, in every AI tool Miblo shows: Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Cursor. While a session works, your reply goes in when it finishes its turn; when it's idle, it wakes up and answers (Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode). Every reply asks for your phone's passkey.
Yes, for free: your phone gets a notification when a session needs you, even away from your desk. The notification only says that a session needs you, never which one or what. Cursor has no such alert, because it does not report when it waits for approval.
Do I need the gadget to use Miblo?
You don't need the gadget either: with no Miblo on your desk, the app, the pet and your sessions' status (on your phone too, with a free Miblo account) already work, and Miblo+ stays the paid part. The gadget adds a screen and a pet on your desk, and visits between Miblos. The installers ask whether you have one; without it, they finish with no error.
How do I install Miblo?
You don't need the app: the command line and the plugin do everything. These are three ways to install the same Miblo on your computer; pick the one that suits you.
macOS or Linux: curl -fsSL https://miblo.ai/dl/install.sh | sh
Windows (PowerShell): irm https://miblo.ai/dl/install.ps1 | iex
- Plug Miblo into a 5 V / 1 A USB supply. The screen shows a QR code and the network name Miblo-Setup-XXXX.
- Scan the QR code with your phone (or join that network). The setup page opens by itself.
- Pick your Wi-Fi network and type the password. It must be 2.4 GHz with WPA2, and the same network as your computer.
- Once connected, the screen shows “Wi-Fi connected”, a 4-digit code and Miblo's IP.
- On your computer, download and open the Miblo app (below). It finds your AI tools, installs Miblo, turns on automatic updates and pairs. Rather not use the app? Use the command line or the plugin (Install section).
Is Miblo safe? What leaves my computer?
Never in the way: every hook gives up within 3 seconds and always lets the AI carry on.
Privacy: nothing more leaves your computer than the session's folder name, its state and the tool in use. No prompts, replies, files or diffs.
- End-to-end encrypted (AES-256-GCM): the key is made on your computer and reaches each phone locked to that phone's own key. miblo.ai stores and relays only ciphertext.
- Notifications only say that a session needs you, never which one or what.
- The server keeps just the last encrypted frame, for 10 minutes, with no IP address.
Who makes Miblo?
Miblo is made by Devyzi (Devyzi Internet Soluções LTDA) in Brazil. Contact: contato@miblo.ai.
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