DIYgod/pinky

Let AI agents use your phone, with you in the loop.

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Pinky Let any AI agent use your iPhone or Android phone, from macOS, Windows or Linux, with you in the loop. Download · Get started · FAQ · Discord English · 简体中文 A real Claude Code run on an Android 16 emulator. Pinky asks before payments by default; this run also asks before messages. Pinky lets any agent (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor or a script) operate a real iPhone or Android phone over MCP, while you watch on your computer, approve risky steps, take over and review what happened. Approvals are enforced by Pinky's gateway, not by instructions to the agent. You approve the risky steps. Payments, trades and transfers wait for your click; in Settings › Safety you can have sends, orders, deletions, calls, installs, links that leave the app and settings changes wait too, or every step. Pinky spots these buttons in 10 languages. The rules…

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  1. Get started
  2. What you need
  3. 1. Download and install Pinky
  4. 2. Connect your phone
  5. Android
  6. Android tools
  7. USB on Windows and Linux
  8. When pairing over Wi-Fi fails
  9. iPhone
  10. iPhones and iPads over Wi-Fi
  11. iPhones on iOS 17.4 to 26
  12. 3. Add Pinky to your agent

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Let AI agents use your phone, with you in the loop.

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Owner
DIYgod
Primary language
Go
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416
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27
Open issues + pull requests
5
License
Apache-2.0
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Created
2026-11-06T16:53:14.000Z
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2026-11-08T12:11:08.000Z

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