K9i-0/ccpocket

What it solves

CC Pocket provides a mobile and desktop interface for controlling AI coding agents (specifically Codex and Claude) that typically run in a command-line interface (CLI). It allows developers to manage agent sessions, approve code changes, and review files from a phone, tablet, or desktop without needing to be tied to a keyboard.

How it works

The system consists of two components: a client app and a self-hosted Bridge Server. The Bridge Server runs on the machine containing the source code and the agent CLI; it acts as a middleman between the AI agent and the CC Pocket app. The app connects to this server via QR codes, mDNS, or secure tunnels like Tailscale, ensuring that the source code remains on the user's local machine rather than being uploaded to a hosted IDE.

Who it’s for

It is designed for developers who use AI coding agents and want the flexibility to monitor, prompt, and approve agent actions remotely or across different devices.

Highlights

• Cross-platform control: Supports iOS, Android, macOS, Linux, and Windows.
• Approval loop: Approve commands, file edits, and MCP requests from a mobile-first UI.
• Workspace management: Browse project files, inspect git diffs, stage/commit changes, and manage git worktrees.
• Rich mobile prompting: Supports Markdown, voice input, and image attachments.
• Resilient connectivity: Queues messages while offline and recovers missed streaming updates on spotty networks.