CHAT · MEMORY · LOCAL DATA
CC Companion App
@TJING9430
Turn the local Agent into a private chat and group chat partner that can be found on your phone at any time.
CC Companion App saves chats, memories and uploaded files on its own computer or server, and then brings the local Agent to the mobile phone through the browser and installable PWA.
Project address (can be copied to AI):https://github.com/tjing9430/cc-companion-app
PROJECT INTRO
Project introduction
The CC Companion App offers private chats, group chats triggered by mentions, persistent notes, image uploads, draft bubbles, SSE live push, and a run console. The built-in Claude Code bridge also allows connecting to other Agents through adapters; when there is no model, you can also use the local mock assistant to experience the interface first.
The project uses Node.js to self-host and saves chats, memories and attachments in the data directory by default. PWAs can be installed on mobile phones through the same Wi-Fi, Tailscale or protected public network portals, and can also be used directly in computer browsers.
- Suitable for:People who want to use their mobile phones to connect to local Claude Code or other Agents while retaining their own data.
- Platform:Computer browser, Android and iOS PWA.
- Usage:Node.js starts the service and configures the access password and required Agent adapter.
- License:MIT。
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