Chat with local coding agents from your phone using a browser PWA. doggypile runs a local daemon on your computer, pairs your phone with a QR code, and streams sessions over iroh.

doggypile is a PWA-focused version of litter.

Requires at least one supported local coding-agent CLI to be installed and authenticated.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mrjoedang/doggypile/main/install.sh | sh

One command does everything: installs the binary, registers the daemon to start automatically at login (launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux), starts it, and prints a pairing QR. Scan the QR with your phone, or open the printed URL.

To pair another device later, run doggypile again.

doggypile            # make sure the daemon is running + print a pairing QR
doggypile status     # show daemon status
doggypile pair       # print a fresh pairing URL + QR
doggypile web        # serve the embedded PWA locally on :8123
doggypile stop       # stop the daemon (autostart will respawn it)
doggypile uninstall  # remove the login autostart and stop the supervised daemon

The daemon stays in the background and comes back on its own after crashes and reboots. To actually get rid of it, use doggypile uninstall.

Pairing URLs are one-time use. Anyone who pairs gets code execution through the local agent, so only share pairing links with devices you trust.

bun dev builds the daemon, serves web/ on the LAN, and prints a pairing QR.

For UI work, serve web/ statically and open /?mock for the scripted demo.

bun install enables the repo git hooks (release-safety lint). bun run release:check simulates the next release version bump without touching git state.