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@ccpocket/bridge

Bridge server that connects Claude Code CLI and Codex CLI to mobile devices via WebSocket.

This is the server component of ccpocket — a mobile client for Claude Code and Codex.

Quick Start

npx @ccpocket/bridge@latest

A QR code will appear in your terminal. Scan it with the ccpocket mobile app to connect.

Warning Versions older than 1.25.0 are deprecated and should not be used for new installs due to potential Anthropic policy concerns around OAuth-based usage. Upgrade to >=1.25.0 and use ANTHROPIC_API_KEY instead of OAuth.

Installation

# Run directly (no install needed)
npx @ccpocket/bridge@latest

# Or install globally
npm install -g @ccpocket/bridge
ccpocket-bridge

Configuration

Environment Variable	Default	Description
`BRIDGE_PORT`	`8765`	WebSocket port
`BRIDGE_HOST`	`0.0.0.0`	Bind address
`BRIDGE_API_KEY`	(none)	API key authentication (enabled when set)
`BRIDGE_PUBLIC_WS_URL`	(none)	Public `ws://` / `wss://` URL used for startup deep link and QR code
`BRIDGE_DEMO_MODE`	(none)	Demo mode: hide Tailscale IPs and API key from QR code / logs
`BRIDGE_RECORDING`	(none)	Enable session recording for debugging (enabled when set)
`BRIDGE_DISABLE_MDNS`	(none)	Disable mDNS auto-discovery advertisement (enabled when set)
`HTTPS_PROXY`	(none)	Proxy for outgoing fetch requests (`http://`, `socks5://`)

# Example: custom port with API key
BRIDGE_PORT=9000 BRIDGE_API_KEY=my-secret npx @ccpocket/bridge@latest

# Example: expose Bridge through a reverse proxy / ngrok
BRIDGE_PUBLIC_WS_URL=wss://example.ngrok-free.app npx @ccpocket/bridge@latest

# Example: same setting via CLI flag
ccpocket-bridge --public-ws-url wss://example.ngrok-free.app

# Example: disable mDNS advertisement
BRIDGE_DISABLE_MDNS=1 npx @ccpocket/bridge@latest
# or via CLI flag
ccpocket-bridge --no-mdns

When BRIDGE_PUBLIC_WS_URL is set, the startup deep link and terminal QR code use that public URL instead of the LAN address. This is useful when the Bridge is reachable through a reverse proxy, tunnel, or public domain.

Without it, the printed QR code is LAN-oriented by default and typically encodes something like ws://192.168.x.x:8765.

Requirements

Node.js v18+
Claude Code CLI and/or Codex CLI

Health Check

Run the built-in doctor command to verify your environment:

npx @ccpocket/bridge@latest doctor

It checks Node.js, Git, CLI providers, macOS permissions (Screen Recording, Keychain), network connectivity, and more.

Architecture

Mobile App ←WebSocket→ Bridge Server ←stdio→ Claude Code CLI

The bridge server spawns and manages Claude Code CLI processes, translating WebSocket messages to/from the CLI's stdio interface. It supports multiple concurrent sessions.

License

This package is governed by the CC Pocket license.

The repository remains under FSL-1.1-MIT, with a specific Bridge Redistribution Exception that allows unofficial redistribution of the Bridge Server, including environment-specific builds and forks for Windows, WSL, proxy-restricted, or other hard-to-validate environments.

If you redistribute this package or a modified fork:

do not imply it is official, endorsed, or supported by the CC Pocket maintainer
preserve the license text and clearly state that the software is provided "AS IS"
make clear that compliance with Anthropic, OpenAI, network, enterprise, and other third-party terms is the responsibility of the redistributor and end user

In short: unofficial Bridge redistributions are permitted for compatibility and support purposes, but they remain unsupported and at your own risk.