[Resource]: Faryo - phone/desktop workbench for tmux-backed Codex CLI sessions

[Snailflyer]

Resource suggestion for Awesome Codex CLI.

Name: Faryo

Link: https://github.com/Snailflyer/faryo

Suggested category: Remote Access, or GUI & Desktop Apps if you prefer to group browser workbenches with visual interfaces.

Suggested entry:

• Faryo - Lightweight phone and desktop workbench for the same live tmux-backed Codex CLI, Claude Code, or shell session; check output, approve or interrupt, send short follow-ups, attach context, and return to the same desktop terminal.

Why it fits:

Faryo is directly useful for Codex CLI users who run long tasks inside tmux and want a lighter phone/desktop control surface than remote desktop or a raw SSH terminal. It keeps tmux as the live session layer rather than creating a separate chat history or hosted IDE.

Current maturity boundary:

The best-supported path today is Linux + tmux + Codex CLI + Chrome / Android Chrome PWA. It is open source under MIT and has a public v1.0.0 release.

[Snailflyer]

Review update: Faryo is now at v1.0.7, and the release includes a real redacted same-session walkthrough GIF.

GIF: https://github.com/Snailflyer/faryo/releases/download/v1.0.7/faryo-public-redacted-same-session-handoff-walkthrough-20260528-0120.gif
Release: https://github.com/Snailflyer/faryo/releases/tag/v1.0.7

The Codex CLI fit is still the host-owned session path: keep Codex running in tmux, then use phone/browser for compact output, short input, approve/interrupt, and handoff back into that same live session.