Your AI session on the phone

A CloudCLI on the computer shows your account's Claude Code sessions as a web page, and the phone opens it to read and answer them.

TIP

Codeg is the other choice: one page for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and more, with your terminal sessions imported.

Before you start, finish the Step zero, and have Claude Code installed in your own account on the computer. You need that account's user name, and on Windows its login stored under Logins on the panel's Credentials page. Turn the phone's Wi-Fi back on.

Start a CloudCLI

1. In the panel's sidebar, open Modules.
2. Under Which machine, select your computer.
3. Select the CloudCLI tab. If the tab is missing, select + at the end of the module list and tick CloudCLI.
4. Select Install, and wait until the tab no longer reads installing.
5. Select Configure.
6. Under Instances, select Add instance.
7. Type your account name on the computer in Account.
8. On Windows, pick your stored login under Windows login for.
9. Select Apply CloudCLI.

The computer now downloads Node.js and CloudCLI's npm packages for your account, which takes a few minutes. Meanwhile the tab reads installing. When it is done, the instance's row reads running.

When the tab reads failed, Troubleshooting lists the code under it and the fix.

Open it on the phone

1. In the app, open Web.
2. On the CloudCLI row with your account in parentheses, select Open.

The phone's browser opens CloudCLI, signed in as your account. The first time, CloudCLI shows its setup screens and an empty project list, and The first open goes through each screen. Later opens list your account's sessions: select one to read it, and type into its box to answer.

Open it again from outside

1. Turn off Wi-Fi on the phone.
2. On Web, select Open on the same row.

The same sessions open over NetBird, while the computer stays on. The sessions use your account's own Claude Code settings. To send them through the hub instead, follow AI tools share the hub's gateway.