Pi + remote access
Pi Coding Agent use cases for iPhone and remote access
Pix connects the Pi coding agent on your Mac or Linux machine to a paired iPhone. Each guide answers a different question about using Pi remotely: the iPhone workflow, network access, session handoff, and the local-first security boundary.
Use Pi Coding Agent from your iPhone
Use Pi coding agent on an iPhone with Pix while Pi runs on your Mac or Linux host and native sessions stay on that computer.
Read use case 02 / Remote accessAccess Pi Coding Agent remotely
Access Pi coding agent from another network with direct LAN or outbound encrypted relay transport—without opening a router port.
Read use case 03 / Session continuityResume the same Pi session on your phone
Resume the same native Pi coding agent session on your phone, then return to your terminal with repository and context intact.
Read use case 04 / Local-first boundaryUse Pi remotely while your workspace stays on your computer
Use Pi remotely while your repository, credentials, tools, and native sessions stay on your Mac or Linux host—not in Pix infrastructure.
Read use caseStart with the installation guide, then choose a connection path in the remote access docs.