Polpo – Control Claude Code (and other agents) from your phone
Phone dashboard for Claude Code tool approvals, but market already has Claude web interface.
Mobile client for Codex and Claude — control coding agents from your phone via WebSocket bridge
Remote agent approval from your phone, but only works with Claude Code and Codex.
Developers running Claude Code or Codex agents who want to approve/manage sessions away from their desk.
Cursor (built-in approval UX) · Continue IDE (requires approval for agent actions)
Architecture: a bridge server on the Mac (`npx @ccpocket/bridge@latest`) wraps the Claude Code SDK and Codex CLI via stdio, exposing a WebSocket API. The phone connects over Tailscale or local Wi-Fi.
The main use case is approving tool calls without being at the keyboard. Approvals are surfaced directly on the session list so you can handle multiple agents quickly. You can also start new sessions (with git worktree creation), write prompts with file mention and slash command completion, and review diffs including image comparisons.
Flutter (Dart) on the client, TypeScript on the bridge. MIT licensed.
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