Step Away From Your Desk
While Your Agent Codes.

The open-source universal remote for your workstation coding agent. Stream tokens with sub-50ms latency, review Git diffs, and approve critical bash commands from anywhere.

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How It Works

Your Autonomous Agent
In The Palm of Your Hand.

Explore the core mobile surfaces designed for high-speed supervision from anywhere.

airlink host · workstation ~ zsh
WS RELAY

I'm initializing the AirLink workstation daemon. I'll establish a secure WebSocket relay bridge and generate an ephemeral 6-digit session PIN (834-192) so you can pair securely from your phone in 3 seconds with zero port-forwarding.

●Ranairlink host
●Ranrelay.airlink.dev [Connected]
>
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Awaiting 6-digit PIN entry on mobile remote...
airlink >airlink host█
9:41
WebSocket E2E
•••

AirLink

Control your local coding agent from your phone with zero port-forwarding.

Workstation Session PIN
Enter 6-digit PIN from terminal
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✧ Ephemeral session • Auto-expires
Connect to Workstation →
WebSocket Relay:sub-50ms (Direct)
Security:E2E Encrypted
WebSocket Relay Active
▾ Relay: https://airlink-relay.onrender.com
AirLink Universal Agent Remote • Zero Retention

Up and Running in 30 Seconds

AirLink connects your local development harness to your pocket with three simple steps.

01

Launch Workstation Host

Run one instant command in your terminal or start the VS Code extension. The bridge connects to your local Git repository and establishes an end-to-end encrypted WebSocket relay.

02

Pair via 6-Digit Session PIN

Open AirLink on your phone, tablet, or web browser. Type the ephemeral 6-digit PIN shown in your terminal. Zero port-forwarding or ngrok setup required.

03

Supervise & Approve Anywhere

Watch agent tokens stream in real time. When the agent attempts critical operations, review AST diffs and tap to approve directly from your pocket.

Zero-config local daemon
$irm https://airlink-green.vercel.app/install.ps1 | iex

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about AirLink architecture, privacy, security, and teleoperation.

No. AirLink operates with an ephemeral, zero-retention policy. Tokens, AST diffs, and bash commands are routed purely in-memory through encrypted WebSocket channels and immediately discarded. Your BYOK credentials never leave your browser memory.