ccpocket

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** Codex and Claude, with a chat UI made for your phone. Start a task, approve the next step, and review the result. Pick up the same work on your tablet or Mac. Install at least one agent CLI on the machine that will run your sessions: Codex or Claude. Install CC Pocket and scan the QR code printed by the Bridge Server. Pick a project, choose Codex or Claude, and start coding from the app. You can also install using

Homebrew Cask with . | | **Linux (experimental)** | Download the latest from GitHub Releases. Alternatively, install the community-maintained AUR package with . | | **Windows (experimental)** | Download the latest from GitHub Releases. If it helps your workflow, please consider becoming a Supporter in the app. Supporter purchases help cover development and AI tooling costs. See How to run Codex from iPhone or Android. ** Each session is a room for prompts, replies, approvals, and questions. Markdown, voice input, and image attachments make it easier to give

direction on mobile. ** Resume sessions from the CLI or app on your phone, tablet, or Mac. Larger screens show chat, files, and Git changes side by side. ** Outgoing messages wait while you are offline and resend after reconnecting. ** Generate images with Codex Imagegen, open results in chat, and play video or audio files in the app. ** Browse files, inspect code and image diffs, stage changes, commit, push, or revert. Use git worktrees to separate parallel tasks. ** Agents run on your

Mac, Linux, or Windows host through the Bridge Server. Connect by QR code, saved host, or Tailscale; manage the Bridge over SSH. CC Pocket is MIT licensed so you can treat it as a starting point for your own agent workflow, not only as a finished app. Build an internal client that combines Codex or Claude with your team's Jira, Linear, GitHub, or private REST APIs. Remove surfaces you do not need and keep a focused app for your daily

workflow. Reuse the Bridge sync layer, approval flow, prompt history, git operations, file browsing, and image/diff viewers instead of rebuilding them from scratch. Keep compatibility with the local agent tools and their session history while adding workflow-specific GUI features that are easier to use than prompts or MCP. macOS, Linux, and Windows builds are available today; Linux and Windows remain experimental because the project does not have the same continuous verification coverage for those environments. For a deeper

implementation overview, see the technical stack page or the agent-readable Markdown. How It Works CC Pocket has two parts: The app is the interface you use. The Bridge Server runs locally on the machine that has access to your projects, shell, git repository, and agent CLI. Your code stays on your own machine instead of moving into a hosted IDE. Remote Access On the same network, connect with the QR code, mDNS discovery, or a manual / URL. For access

away from home or the office, Tailscale is the recommended setup: 1. Install Tailscale on your host machine and phone.