Pocketty is an SSH terminal for iPhone and iPad built for watching coding agents. It alerts your phone the moment an agent is blocked or finished, sealed so only that phone can read it, then opens the exact pane over SSH so you can answer with real keystrokes, swipe for the diff of the turn and preview dev-server ports.
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Answer a permission prompt while away from your desk
Swipe for the diff since the agent started the turn
See live state for all panes on a host at a glance
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