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Set up Arcon in ten minutes.
Follow and steer the coding agents on your own computer, from your phone, the web and Windows.
New here? Read the introduction.
01Quick startAbout ten minutes
Three commands, one scan.
Install the connector
On the computer that runs your agents. The release is signed, and the installer checks it.
curl -fsSL https://arcon.dev/install.sh | shPair your phone
Scan the code, then confirm the computer’s details in the app.
arcon pairConnect and start
Hook up Claude Code, then keep Arcon running in the background.
arcon install claude-codearcon start --detach
On Windows without WSL, use irm https://arcon.dev/install.ps1 | iex in PowerShell. Step by step: Set up your computer.
Install the connector with one line, run arcon pair, scan the code, confirm the computer's details on your phone, then connect Claude Code and Codex and watch sessions go live.
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Arcon connects the computer where your agents run to your phone. Setup takes about five minutes.
Install the connector with one line, in the same place your agents run. On Windows, that’s usually WSL. Run arcon pair.
It shows a QR code and a six-character code. Scan it in the app, or type the code.
Your phone then shows which computer is asking: its name, its system, and where it’s connecting from. If it’s yours, name it and tap Pair.
If not, tap “This isn’t my computer”. A code works once, for ten minutes. The pairing is saved on your computer, readable only by you.
Then connect your agents: arcon install claude-code, arcon install codex, and arcon start. That’s it. Now start Claude Code the way you always do.
Within seconds, the session appears on your phone, named after your first request.
Open it to follow the current task, the checklist, sub-agents and live output. The chat is a two-way mirror.
What you type in the terminal shows up here, and your message reaches the agent at its next step. Pair once. Follow everywhere.
02Browse the docs18 pages
Everything Arcon does, in plain words.
Get started
Account, phone, computer and the Windows app.
- Welcome to ArconWhat Arcon does, how the pieces fit together, and what you need before you start.
- Get accessArcon is invite-only. Join with an invite link or code, then sign in with your email and a one-time code.
- Set up your phoneInstall the Arcon Android app from arcon.dev (or add the web app on iPhone), sign in, and turn on notifications.
- Set up your computerInstall the Arcon connector with one line, pair it with your phone, connect Claude Code and Codex, and keep it running.
- Arcon for WindowsThe Windows app: the full dashboard in a window, a companion that floats above your apps, and Arcon kept running in WSL.
Using Arcon
Follow, approve, start and review work from anywhere.
- Using Arcon day to dayStart work in Claude Code or Codex, follow it from anywhere, answer questions, chat with the agent and take over from your phone.
- ApprovalsPermission requests reach your phone in plain language: what will happen, how risky it is and whether it can be undone. For Claude Code and Codex.
- Start sessions remotelyStart Claude Code or Codex on your computer from your phone or the web: pick an agent, a computer and a folder, and follow along.
- RoutinesRun an agent on a schedule: daily, weekly, hourly or once, on the computer you choose, with the notifications you want.
- Usage and budgetsToken use and estimated cost for every session, the last 30 days by agent or computer, and budgets that notify you or pause the work.
- Git from your phoneReview what an agent changed, commit, push, open a pull request, follow CI and go back to a checkpoint, without opening a laptop.
- Invite peopleEvery member gets an invite code with five uses. Share it as a link; whoever joins with it gets full access.
Safety
What agents can never do, and how you stay in control.
Reference
Commands, fixes and what changed.
- Make your agents great at thisWhat the Arcon skill teaches Claude Code and Codex, and how to prompt an agent you will follow from your phone.
- CLI referenceEvery arcon command and flag: setup, the daemon, installs, updates, diagnostics, git, and the commands agents use.
- Help and troubleshootingArcon Support fixes most problems in a chat, arcon doctor checks everything from the terminal, and a table of common symptoms with fixes.
- What’s newWhat changed in connector 0.12.0 and the apps: signed releases, pairing you confirm on your phone, and the Windows app keeping WSL awake.
Stuck?
Run arcon doctor on your computer: it checks everything between that computer and your phone and says what to fix. Or open Help in the app, or email hello@arcon.dev.