Sesori FAQ: assistants, connection, and sessions

Common questions about Sesori — OpenCode, Codex, and Cursor support, Claude Code plans, connection, sessions, and account management.

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Availability

Is Sesori public yet? Yes. The Sesori app is available on the App Store and Google Play. Public desktop downloads are still being finalized.

Which platforms are supported? The Sesori app runs on iOS and Android, with macOS, Linux, and Windows desktop builds on the way. The Bridge CLI runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Which AI coding assistants does Sesori support? OpenCode, Codex, and Cursor. The Bridge auto-detects which are installed; you pick one in the app.

Does Sesori work with Claude Code? Not yet — Claude Code support is coming. When it ships it works like the others: install it, and the Bridge picks it up.

Can I use more than one assistant? Yes. Install as many as you like — the Bridge detects all of them, and you choose which one a session runs on when you create it.

Is there a minimum version for each assistant? Yes. OpenCode 1.14.0, Codex 0.139.0, and Cursor 2026.07.16. If an older copy is on your PATH, the Bridge tells you and falls back to a managed runtime where it can. See Prerequisites.

Connection

Do I need an account to use Sesori? Yes. Sign in with GitHub, Google, Apple, or email in both the app and the Bridge. The relay uses that account to match the app to your laptop or desktop.

Is my data safe on the relay? Yes. Everything between your phone and your laptop or desktop is end-to-end encrypted using X25519 and XChaCha20-Poly1305. The relay routes traffic but cannot read it.

Do I need to keep my computer awake? Yes. Your assistant runs on your machine, so the Bridge has to stay running for Sesori to reach it. If the machine sleeps or the terminal closes, the app shows the Bridge as offline until you start it again.

Why does my bridge keep going offline? The bridge stops when your laptop or desktop sleeps or the terminal running it closes. Run it in tmux, nohup, or a systemd / launchd unit to keep it alive.

Choosing an assistant

How do I choose which assistant a session uses? When you create a session, pick it from the Coding tool selector. If only one assistant is set up, that's the one you get.

How do I check whether an assistant is set up correctly? Open Settings → Harnesses, or reach the same screen from the Coding tool selector. Each assistant shows a Setup status — Ready, Runtime missing, Authentication required, Unavailable, Not inspected, or Unknown — and a Runtime status once it's ready.

Can I turn an assistant off? Yes, from Settings → Harnesses. You can also do it from the Bridge with sesori-bridge config plugins disable <id>, then restart the Bridge.

Do all three assistants behave identically? Mostly, but not entirely. The clearest difference today: you can attach images to a prompt on OpenCode and Codex, but not on Cursor. Only OpenCode can attach to an OpenCode server you started yourself.

Projects and sessions

Where do projects come from? From your AI coding assistant. Sesori reads the project list from whichever assistant it's connected to. If you don't see any, you haven't added any projects to the assistant yet.

Can I start a new session from the app? Yes. Open a project, then tap New session from the Session List.

Can I rename a session? Yes. Open the session's menu in the Session List and tap Rename.

Can I archive or delete sessions? Yes. From the same menu you can archive, unarchive, or delete a session, and mark it read or unread.

Can I run several sessions on the same project at once? Yes. Each session can take a Dedicated workspace — its own copy of your project files — so two sessions can change the same file without colliding. It's on by default, and it appears for Git projects with at least one commit.

Prompts and messages

Can I send prompts from Sesori? Yes. You can type prompts, record voice prompts, queue messages while the assistant is busy, and stop a running task.

Can I attach images? Yes, on OpenCode and Codex. Attach them from the composer or paste them straight in. Images are limited to 50 MB per message, and they can't be sent together with a slash command. Cursor doesn't accept image prompts.

How does voice input work? Hold to record, release to transcribe, and the text lands in the prompt field for you to send. Under Settings → Chat input you can choose whether the composer leads with Voice first or Text first.

What happens if I send a message while the assistant is busy? It's queued and sent in order once the current task finishes. You can push a queued message through immediately, or cancel it.

Can I choose the model? Yes. Sesori exposes the agent and model options the assistant reports for the current session.

Reviewing the work

Can I see which files changed? Yes. Each session has a File Changes view showing how many files changed with added and removed line counts, then a diff per file. Binary files and very large diffs are flagged rather than rendered.

How do I answer a permission request? The assistant's request appears in the app and you choose Once, Always Allow, or Reject.

Can I stop being asked for permission every time? Yes, but consider it carefully. sesori-bridge config yolo on auto-approves every permission request without sending it to your phone, which means the assistant can run commands you never see. Restart the Bridge to apply, and use sesori-bridge config yolo off to turn it back off.

Notifications

What can Sesori notify me about? Four categories, each toggled separately under Settings → Notifications: AI Interactions (questions and permission requests), Session Messages (new assistant messages), Connection Status (Bridge online and offline), and System Updates.

Troubleshooting

Why does the Bridge show offline? The Bridge process stopped, your machine went to sleep, your internet connection dropped, or the Bridge signed out. Start sesori-bridge again on your laptop or desktop.

My assistant is installed somewhere unusual — can I point the Bridge at it? Yes, with --opencode-bin, --codex-bin, or --cursor-bin. See Troubleshooting.

Troubleshooting

Something else

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