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Kisuke

Mobile and cross-platform IDE with terminal, browser devtools, and AI agents.

From the Xiry library · Updated 10 October 2026

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Kisuke is a developer environment designed to run on phones, tablets, and desktops by connecting to an external development host via SSH. It integrates a code editor, multi-tab terminal, in-app browser with developer tools, and an AI coding agent interface that lets you bring your own model API keys.

What it's for

  • Debug and edit codebases remotely from a mobile phone
  • Run and orchestrate AI coding agents while away from your desk
  • Inspect web application layouts and network logs using mobile devtools
  • Connect to remote servers or dev machines over SSH

Features

  • Full-featured code editor with syntax highlighting and file tree
  • Low-latency terminal with full PTY support
  • Integrated web browser with mobile developer tools (console, elements, network)
  • Bring-your-own-key AI agent support for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and others
  • Automatic port forwarding detection for local web servers
  • Cross-device themes including Gruvbox, Tokyo Night, and Kanagawa

Pricing

Free

Details

Type
Mobile app
Category
Development
Topic
Mobile IDEs
Open source
No
Platforms
iOS, Android, Linux
For
Developers who want to write code, manage servers, or run AI agents from mobile devices.
Alternative to
Cursor, VS Code, Termius
Tags
mobile ide, claude code, ai coding, terminal, ssh, devtools

Why it was saved

  • @0xKyon, 19 July 2025: Run Claude Code (with your own Anthropic account), a multi-tab terminal, code editor, browser with built-in devtools, and auto-detected port forwarding, all from a phone. Built to work against an external host like the author's MacBook over SSH.

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