13 widgets
- Calendarby Sidebud0Upcoming events and calendar availability. Read-only Google API access stays on your computer.ProductivityRead onlyTesting in progress
- Claude Code sessionsby Sidebud0The Claude Code sessions you started in a terminal, IDE, or the desktop app: what is running, what is waiting on you, and what just finished, by project. The execution agent can read a session, continue one that is not open elsewhere, or start one in a folder you allow.AgentsCan make changesTested by Sidebud
- Codex sessionsby Sidebud0The Codex sessions you started in the Codex CLI, an IDE, or the Codex app: what each is doing, what it changed, and what is waiting on you. The execution agent can read a session, message it, stop a turn it started, answer its approvals, and start new sessions in folders you allow.AgentsCan make changesTested by Sidebud
- Discordby Sidebud0A Discord channel through a bot (barryyip0625/mcp-discord). Bots see only servers they are in and DMs sent to the bot, never your personal DMs. Read-only here.Mail & messagesRead onlyTesting in progress
- Filesystemby Sidebud0Read and search one explicitly selected folder on this computer. This baseline exposes no write tools.This computerRead onlyTested by Sidebud
- GitHubby Sidebud0Read issues, pull requests, and files in one selected repository through GitHub’s official hosted MCP server.DeveloperRead onlyTesting in progress
- Gmailby Sidebud0Unread and VIP mail, with inbox clean-up controls. Google API access and tokens stay on your companion computer.Mail & messagesCan make changesTesting in progress
- Hermes Agentby Sidebud0Your Hermes agents on the phone: each agent (profile), its recent sessions and what is running, and the kanban tasks Hermes hands out. The execution agent can read sessions, continue one, start a new one, or give an agent a task. No messaging platform is needed.AgentsCan make changesTested by Sidebud
- Home Assistantby Sidebud0Your home at a glance: lights on, anything open or unlocked, temperatures, and each area, with a button on each light to turn it on or off. The execution agent can turn exposed devices on and off, dim lights, and set the thermostat through Home Assistant's own MCP server. It sees and controls only the entities you expose to Assist.This computerCan make changesTested by Sidebud
- Obsidianby Sidebud0Read and search your open Obsidian vault through MCP Connector by istefox. Obsidian and its plugin must be running.Notes & filesRead onlyTesting in progress
- OpenClawby Sidebud0Your OpenClaw agents on the phone: what each is working on, requests waiting for your approval (allow or deny them from the widget), recent runs, scheduled jobs, and linked chat channels. The execution agent can read and continue sessions, start new ones, stop a run, run jobs, and answer approvals.AgentsCan make changesTested by Sidebud
- T3 Agentsby Sidebud0Your T3 Code agents through the T3 MCP Gateway on this computer: see threads on the phone, and let the execution agent start, message, review, and control them. T3 Agents must be installed with its MCP Gateway enabled.AgentsCan make changesTested by Sidebud
- Trelloby Sidebud0Read a selected board, lists, and cards through the small server in this pack, over the official Trello REST API.ProductivityRead onlyTesting in progress
How widgets work
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A small card on your phone
Widgets send the phone only what to show: a glance, a few blocks of detail, and buttons.
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Set up on your computer
Ask Sidebud to add a widget. Your computer’s agent installs it, asks for what it needs, and checks it works.
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You choose what it may do
See every tool before you install. Turn off any tool, buttons that change things ask first, and keys and tokens never leave your computer.
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