ADE Makes iOS Agent Controls Less Fiddly

// 1h agoPRODUCT UPDATE

ADE Makes iOS Agent Controls Less Fiddly

ADE’s latest iOS update brings phone model tags in line with desktop, separates Thinking and Permissions into dedicated pickers, and surfaces models at the top of the @ menu. The free, open-source app syncs coding-agent sessions across desktop, web, terminal, and mobile.

// ANALYSIS

ADE is tackling the small interface frictions that make mobile agent control feel like an afterthought.

–Dedicated Thinking and Permissions pickers make configuration clearer and easier to discover.
–Desktop-parity model labels reduce ambiguity when switching between providers or model variants.
–Promoting models in the @ menu shortens the path from intent to execution.
–ADE’s mobile client acts as a controller for agents running on another machine, preserving the phone’s lightweight role. [GitHub](https://github.com/arul28/ADE)
–Phones remain best for approvals and quick interventions, not reviewing large, complex diffs.

// TAGS

adeai-codingcoding-agentagentdevtoolopen-sourcelocal-first

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-11-06

PUBLISHED

2h ago

2026-11-06

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

AUTHOR

SharmaKarma1028

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