K9i-0/ccpocket

Mobile client for Codex and Claude — control coding agents from your phone via WebSocket bridge

What it solves

CC Pocket provides a mobile-friendly interface for interacting with AI coding agents like Codex and Claude. It solves the problem of managing complex coding tasks and agent workflows from a phone, tablet, or Mac, allowing users to to start tasks, approve steps, and review results without needing to be tied to a desktop terminal.

How it works

The system consists of two main components: a mobile/desktop app (the interface) and a Bridge Server that runs locally on the user's machine. The Bridge Server connects the app to the agent CLIs (Codex or Claude) and the local project files, shell, and git repository. This architecture ensures that code remains on the user's own machine rather than being moved to a hosted IDE.

Who it’s for

It is designed for developers who want to manage their AI-driven coding workflows on the go, as well as those looking for a customizable open-source starting point to build internal agent clients integrated with team tools like Jira or GitHub.

Highlights

  • Cross-device synchronization: Resume sessions seamlessly across phone, tablet, and Mac.
  • wget-like resilience: Outgoing messages are queued during offline periods and resend upon reconnection.
  • Integrated Git tools: Browse files, inspect diffs, stage changes, commit, and push directly from the app.
  • Self-hosted architecture: Agents run on the user's own host machine via the Bridge Server, supporting connections via QR code, mDNS, or Tailscale.
  • Multimedia support: Ability to generate images via Codex Imagegen and play audio/video files within the app.

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