pockode

Pockode is a mobile interface for Claude Code, enabling remote control of local AI coding agents. Operations teams can manage AI-driven coding tasks from anywhere, integrating with existing workflows and tools. Ideal for developers and operations teams needing flexibility and mobility.

[{"step":"Install and Configure Pockode","action":"Download the Pockode mobile app from [App Store/Play Store] and pair it with your local Claude Code agent using the provided QR code or IP address. Ensure both devices are on the same network or configured for remote access.","tip":"Enable 'Remote Execution' in Claude Code settings and verify the agent is running before initiating tasks."},{"step":"Define the Task","action":"Open Pockode and enter the specific coding task you want to execute remotely. Use clear, actionable instructions like 'Run unit tests for the user-auth module' or 'Deploy the payment service to production.'","tip":"Include context like file paths, branch names, or environment variables to reduce ambiguity. Pockode supports natural language commands."},{"step":"Monitor Execution","action":"Start the task and monitor progress in real-time via the Pockode interface. The app provides live logs, step-by-step updates, and error notifications. You can pause or cancel tasks if needed.","tip":"Use the 'Verbose Mode' in settings to see detailed logs, which is helpful for debugging complex tasks."},{"step":"Review and Act on Results","action":"Once the task completes, review the output in Pockode. Check for errors, warnings, or success messages. Use the results to take next steps, such as notifying your team or triggering additional workflows.","tip":"Save important logs or outputs for documentation or future reference. Pockode allows you to export logs as text files."},{"step":"Iterate and Optimize","action":"Refine your tasks based on past executions. For example, if a deployment task consistently fails due to dependency issues, preemptively update dependencies in future tasks.","tip":"Use Pockode's history feature to review past executions and identify patterns or recurring issues."}]