Nexting
Nexting-ai/nexting
Wearable and phone remote control for coding agents, with a mode for Hermes Agent and local models
Nexting is a remote-control system for AI coding agents, built around a wearable PIN, a Ring in private beta and an iOS app. Its MyHermes mode connects any OpenAI-compatible local AI, including Hermes Agent.
What Nexting does
Nexting lets you view live sessions, send tasks and drive agents from a phone or a wearable. It attaches to Claude Code and Codex sessions on a Mac or Windows PC, and to Grok Build and Cursor Desktop sessions on a Mac. You speak into the PIN, an iPhone app does speech-to-text, and the task travels through a cloud relay to your own agent, which works in the background and pushes the result back.
The README describes Nexting as a terminal, not a model. Modes include MyOpenClaw, for your own OpenClaw instance, and MyHermes, for any OpenAI-compatible local AI such as Hermes Agent, Ollama, vLLM or LM Studio. A managed cloud option, Nexting Pro, costs $29 per month or $279 per year, while the other modes are listed as free. The PIN costs $129 and is shipping, and the Ring is in private beta. Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Cursor sessions support optional end-to-end encryption.
Key features
- Live view of Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build and Cursor sessions from a phone or wearable
- Voice dispatch: speak a task and the agent runs it in the background
- MyHermes mode for any OpenAI-compatible local AI, including Hermes Agent
- MyOpenClaw mode with a relay for your own OpenClaw instance
- Optional end-to-end encryption for Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Cursor sessions
- iPhone integration with Calendar, Reminders, Contacts, Health and HomeKit by voice
When to use it
- Send a task to an agent running at your desk while you are away from the keyboard
- Check on a running Claude Code or Codex session from your phone
- Dispatch work to a local Hermes Agent endpoint by voice
Who it is for: Developers who run coding agents on their own computer and want to dispatch or monitor them from a phone or wearable.
How it fits with Hermes Agent
Hermes Agent is named under the MyHermes mode, which connects any OpenAI-compatible local AI; the main focus of the project is remote control of Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Cursor.
Requirements: A Nexting PIN (or Ring private beta), the Nexting iOS app, and an agent running on your Mac or Windows PC or a compatible local AI endpoint
Note: Full use needs the Nexting PIN hardware at $129, and the managed Nexting Pro option costs $29 per month or $279 per year.
FAQ
What is Nexting?
Nexting is a remote-control system for your own AI agents. A wearable PIN or Ring and an iOS app let you view sessions, send tasks and drive agents such as Claude Code and Codex.
Does Nexting work with Hermes Agent?
Yes, through its MyHermes mode, which connects any OpenAI-compatible local AI such as Hermes Agent, Ollama, vLLM or LM Studio. The README lists this mode as free.
What do I need to run Nexting?
You need a Nexting PIN or a place in the Ring private beta, the Nexting iOS app, and an agent on your computer or a compatible local AI endpoint. Pairing with the PIN happens over Bluetooth.
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