cosyncing (pointer package)
cosyncing is not a Python package. It is a Node/Bun CLI that lets you view and drive your CLI coding-agent sessions — OpenCode, Codex, Pi, and Claude Code — from your phone or browser, over your own network.
You probably want:
npm install -g cosyncing
This PyPI package exists so that pip install cosyncing tells you where the real tool lives
instead of leaving the name open to impersonation. Running cosyncing after installing this
package prints the same pointer.
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