Mewla documentation#

Mewla is a phone app and a small daemon on your own computer. Every coding agent and shell there becomes a Session you can read as chat or drive as a terminal, and Brain leads them toward a goal you set once.

New here? Get started is one path from install to your first goal.

Get it running#

• Get started: install, pair, first Session, first goal.
• Install and update: platforms, manual download, running as a service, the app builds, uninstalling.
• Connect and pair: same Wi-Fi, Tailscale or an HTTPS tunnel; more devices and browsers.

Use it#

• Sessions: start agents and shells, Chat, Terminal, Git, and the ports they open.
• Brain and Work: hand Brain a goal, follow the Work, answer when it asks.
• Notifications and Telegram: when Mewla interrupts you, and Brain from Telegram.
• Calendar: reminders and scheduled actions that run as Work.
• Plugins: let Brain read Linear, Notion, GitHub and more, and change them with your consent.

Configure it#

• Agents and models: which agent CLIs run, how much they may do unasked, model keys and Skills.
• Usage and resources: what agents cost, and what they use on the computer.

Look something up#

• Commands: the mewla CLI.
• Security and privacy: what is trusted, exposed and stored.
• Troubleshooting: symptom, then fix.
• Releases: release notes and known issues.