Welcome to NightMe
A local AI Agent driver that bridges chat platforms to running CLI agents — so you can stop babysitting your AI and start shipping from your phone.
A local AI Agent driver that bridges chat platforms to running CLI agents — so you can stop babysitting your AI and start shipping from your phone.
If you've ever closed your laptop mid-task and lost an in-flight Claude Code session, or found yourself glued to a terminal watching token counters tick by, NightMe is for you.
NightMe sits between your chat app (Feishu, Lark, Slack, …) and your local CLI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Pi, …). It keeps each agent warm, persistent, and addressable per project — so you can /steer, /stop, or hand off the next instruction from anywhere with a phone signal.
What this blog is for
The landing page is for why. This blog is for how — the kind of stuff that's too long for a hero section, too specific for a README, and too useful to forget.
You'll find:
- Installation & setup guides — one-liner, binary, building from source.
- Usage scenarios — the patterns that turn NightMe from "another wrapper" into the way you actually work.
- Feature deep-dives —
/gtw, parallel agents, multi-chat routing, hooks. - Tips & gotchas — the stuff we wish we'd known on day one.
If a post is wrong, out of date, or missing the answer you needed, open an issue on
cnlangzi/nightme — the docs and the code live there.