CC Pocket - AI Code Remote

CC Pocket - AI Code Remote

Remote AI Coding Control

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  • Released
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  • June 18, 2026
  • August 3, 2026

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Put your desktop AI coding assistant in your pocket. CC Pocket lets you remotely connect to your own Mac or Linux machine from your phone, watch AI coding tasks progress in real time, send new instructions, approve tool actions, and get notified when work is done. Whether you are commuting, in a meeting, traveling, or away from your desk, you can stay in control as long as your computer is online. It is not a remote desktop app, and it is not a generic SSH client. CC Pocket is designed for AI coding agent workflows: observe what the agent is doing, approve sensitive actions, and take back control when needed. Remote control for AI coding: - Connect across networks without public IPs or port forwarding - Stream responses, tool calls, command output, and task status in real time - Receive push notifications when a task finishes - Stop the current turn instantly when the agent goes off track Human-in-the-loop permissions: - Review sensitive actions before they run - Approve or deny command execution, file edits, and other tool actions - Highlight dangerous operations before you allow them - Remember approval rules for the current session, or clear them anytime - Add a reason when denying an action so the agent can try another path End-to-end encrypted: - Conversations, code, commands, and tool inputs are encrypted between your phone and your computer - The relay only forwards encrypted data and cannot read your content - Self-host the relay for full control over your connection path - No account required; pair your devices and start working Built for AI coding workflows: - Clean Markdown and code rendering with copy support - Thinking blocks, tool calls, token usage, and context window status - Quick controls for model, reasoning effort, permissions, and context compaction - Project folders, session history, and active tasks in one place Mobile-first input: - Dictate prompts by voice - Attach screenshots, design references, and error images - Use slash command autocomplete - Queue messages while a task is still running Easy setup: - One-line install on macOS with Homebrew - One-line install script for Linux - Background daemon with auto-start and reconnection - Pair and switch between multiple computers CC Pocket is for developers who already use AI coding assistants and want their phone to become a second screen, remote control, and approval layer. Use it to: - Check progress while commuting - Approve the next step during lunch - Ask the agent to investigate a bug during a meeting - Control your office or home machine while traveling - Let tasks run after you leave your desk, then get notified when they finish Your computer keeps working. You stay in control. > Stronger version if you decide to explicitly position around Claude Code: > “CC Pocket is a remote control layer for Claude Code running on your own computer.”
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What's New in CC Pocket

1.6.0

August 3, 2026

What's new in 1.6.0 Added • Session handoff: a session running on one device can be handed to another and continued there, with context and approval state carried over • Collaborator links: invite someone into a specific session with a one-time credential — read-only or allowed to drive — and the offer lands directly on their device • Approvals, upgraded: permission prompts can wait for you indefinitely ("keep waiting for me") instead of auto-denying after 10 minutes, and every approval lands in one reviewable history • Archivable sessions: tuck away sessions you rarely open; browse and unarchive them all from one place • Project entry points: pin projects, start a new session right from the recents list, and pick the model when creating one • Version visibility: check the daemon's version, get update reminders on the phone, one-tap update on desktop/Android • Feishu groups gain Smart Review (/review), between per-request approval and full trust: an AI screens each request against the group's declared purpose first — clearly low-risk ones run directly (still confined to in-project tools), everything else still asks you. Off by default; enable it on the bridge first, /trust-status to inspect

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