Pounce: AI Agent Control

Pounce: AI Agent Control

Watch & steer your AI agents

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  • Released
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  • July 15, 2026
  • August 17, 2026

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Pounce puts your AI coding agents in your pocket. Start Pounce on your computer, scan the pairing code, and every agent session running there appears on your phone. Watch them think, write code, run commands, and open pull requests in real time — then step in whenever you want. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Follow every session live — messages, reasoning, tool calls, terminal output and git activity in one clean timeline • Review the diff, then commit, push, or open a pull request • Send a new instruction or answer a prompt with a tap • Use your voice — hold and speak to steer an agent hands-free • See where your usage goes — tokens, spend, sessions and messages, broken down by agent, by model and by project • Keep every machine and project in one list, sorted by what needs you WORKS WITH Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and opencode. HOW IT WORKS 1. Start Pounce on your Mac, Windows or Linux machine — the desktop app, or a single command in any terminal 2. Scan the pairing code with Pounce 3. Your agents and projects appear automatically REACH IT FROM ANYWHERE Pounce connects straight to your own computer over an encrypted peer-to-peer link. That works on cellular or a café network with no VPN and no port forwarding, and your code and conversations never pass through a server of ours. Pounce is open source under the MIT license. Whether you're grabbing coffee, on the couch, or away from your laptop, Pounce keeps your agents moving.
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What's New in Pounce

1.5.0

August 17, 2026

The app stops re-rendering itself. Every tab used to redraw on each sync tick, whether or not anything had changed. State now lives where it is read, so scrolling and streaming stay smooth while your machines sync behind you. The attention shelf no longer overstates things. A thread you can pick back up is marked as exactly that, and a run that failed can be dismissed instead of sitting there forever. Machines added over SSH keep the name you dialled — the address you typed is the name you see. Also: usage is metered per agent so you can see what each plan has left, a project lists the skills it has available, worktree disk can be reclaimed from the app, and the agent's real slash commands are offered instead of a hand-kept guess. Fixes: the paste-a-code header is actually tappable, a disclosure that can't animate no longer tries to, and the Changes sheet renders correctly on device.

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