Daniel Nakov is chief technology officer at INVISR, where he leads technical architecture and AI implementation. He also publishes Litter, a native mobile client for Codex and Local Studio.[1][2][3]
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Career
At INVISR, Nakov leads the firm’s technical vision and innovation strategy. The company describes his work as designing AI and technology platforms for enterprise clients, with a focus on cloud-native architecture, scalability and security. This combines work on existing enterprise systems with the integration of AI capabilities.[2]
Contributions
Litter makes coding-agent sessions accessible from native iOS and Android interfaces. A user connects to local or remote servers and can manage sessions and run agent workflows from a phone. Both mobile applications share a Rust core for session state, streaming, reconnection, SSH and authentication. Swift and Kotlin code handle platform interfaces and permissions. That division keeps connection and session behavior in one shared implementation while preserving native mobile controls.[3]
Tools, writing & talks
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Litter
github.comNative iOS and Android interfaces for managing Codex and Local Studio coding sessions on local or remote servers.
Read the README’s architecture and connection requirements first. Trying the app requires an accessible Codex or Local Studio server; building it also needs the relevant mobile development tools.
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