Remodex brings Codex control to iPhone

This feels less like a mobile IDE and more like a serious remote ops layer for Codex.

• –Keeping the Codex runtime on the Mac avoids pushing your workflow through a hosted middleman, which should appeal to privacy-conscious teams and self-hosters.
• –The mix of `/subagents`, live streaming, queued prompts, and git actions makes it useful for real oversight, not just lightweight chat.
• –Photo attachments are a smart unlock for phone-first context capture when you need to push screenshots or references into the loop quickly.
• –The tradeoff is obvious: it’s early, macOS-first for the best background bridge flow, and still expects users to build and pair their own setup.
• –For now, this looks strongest as a companion for Codex power users rather than a general-purpose mobile coding app.