Simon B. Støvring is an iOS developer and Principal AI Engineer at Framna. His independent apps include Scriptable, Runestone, Data Jar, Festivitas and brrr, which sends coding-agent notifications to a phone.[1][3]
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Career
Støvring’s current professional biography identifies Principal AI Engineer work at Framna across agentic engineering and AI products. His independent projects apply mobile-platform capabilities to automation, editing, data storage and notifications. His linked education record lists Aalborg University attendance from 2011 to 2016.[3][1]
Contributions
Keep a remote agent session accessible after disconnection
His pocket-agent guide combines Tailscale for a private network, tmux for persistent sessions, an iPhone SSH client and brrr for notifications. The phone reconnects to the same running terminal instead of starting another agent session. Optional Mosh improves responsiveness across changing mobile connections. The design separates reachability, session persistence and alerts, so a notification can lead directly back to the agent that needs a reply.[4]
Notify the person when an agent needs attention
Brrr exposes a simple command-line notification path that can be called from agent hooks or scripts. A completed task, failure or input request becomes a push notification on the user’s device. It supplies the alerting part of Støvring’s remote workflow rather than replacing the terminal session.[5]
Tools, writing & talks
Writing, research & talks
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Put Your Coding Agents in Your Pocketsimonbs.devA worked setup for reaching persistent Mac-based agent sessions from an iPhone.
Start with the four-part architecture, then configure one persistent terminal session. It assumes a Mac, an iPhone and basic shell familiarity; optional Mosh can wait until the basic SSH path works.
Author[4]
Tools
- brrrbrrr.now
Push notifications from coding-agent hooks and terminal scripts.
Creator, linked from owned site[5]Original source