Claude Code keeps running on your computer. When it needs a decision, your phone opens the exact request — with the diff, and with the machine itself one tap further.
curl -fsSL https://devreins.ai/install.sh | bash on macOS, Linux, or Windows 11 through WSL2. It connects outbound — no tunnel, no port forwarding.
Open app.devreins.ai, log in, and pick your machine. On the same Wi-Fi you can scan a pairing QR instead and skip the relay entirely.
DevReins tracks the session natively. The moment it blocks on an approval or a question, that interruption rises to the top of your phone's queue.
Claude Code wants to run ./run-tests.sh. Your phone shows the exact command, the files that session touched, and the inline diff — not a generic "agent needs attention" ping. You approve, deny, or redirect in a tap, and DevReins shows whether the action actually reached the agent and work resumed.
When a reply isn't enough, you step past the agent: a real terminal on your box, a file browser with search, repo-wide Git status, log, diff, and revert, the app it's building on localhost, or the desktop itself. You look and act yourself instead of asking the model to describe things. Try the interactive demo — it's this exact flow, simulated in your browser.
You only run Claude Code and want the deepest first-party experience. Remote Control keeps Claude's filesystem, tools, MCP servers, approvals, and push inside the official Claude app.
You run Codex or Gemini next to Claude Code, want blocked sessions in one queue, or want to open the shell, files, Git, localhost, or desktop yourself instead of routing everything through Claude.
Full breakdown with sources: DevReins vs Claude Code Remote Control.
Yes. Claude Code runs on your computer; a remote client puts the session on your phone. DevReins does this for Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI at once: install the server on your dev box, log in on your phone, pick your machine, and the blocked session opens with its approval and diff.
Anthropic ships Remote Control, which connects the official Claude app or claude.ai/code to a local Claude Code session. It is an excellent first-party window into Claude Code. DevReins differs by queueing every vendor's agent together and by letting you operate the machine directly when a reply isn't enough.
No. The DevReins server on your computer connects outbound to the relay, and your phone reaches it by logging in and picking your machine. No tunnel, no port forwarding, no network configuration. On the same Wi-Fi you can pair by QR and skip the relay entirely.
Your phone gets the exact blocking request: the command it wants to run, the files that session touched, and the inline diff. You approve, deny, or redirect in a tap, and DevReins shows whether the action actually reached the agent and work resumed.
Yes. DevReins natively tracks Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Gemini CLI in one attention queue, with other terminal agents available through live session panes. One app instead of one remote per vendor.
Free during early access. It runs on your own computer, and the relay forwards only encrypted traffic.
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