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Pocketmind — Development skill for Claude Code

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PocketMind — a pocket agent that can actually operate your phone, always-on mobile control.

How to install Pocketmind

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open badhope/pocketmind and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Pocketmind does

PocketMind — a pocket agent that can actually operate your phone, always-on mobile control.

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README

PocketMind · 口袋智灵

The always-on Agent that actually operates your phone — right from your pocket. Local-first · Privacy-first · Native on Termux

Web UI · PWA · APK · MCP Server · Telegram Gateway · Recipes · Plan/Act Modes

**[English](README.md)** | [简体中文](README.zh-CN.md)

Highlights

Lives on your phone, data stays on-device — sessions, memory, jobs and file backups are all in local SQLite (600/700 perms); only inference goes to the LLM endpoint you configure.
38 phone tools — battery / SMS / dial / location / sensors / shell / files via termux-api, plus task lists, an FTS5 knowledge base, profile memory and skills.
Approval is a security model, not a UI nicety — three-level grants (once / always-this-session / global) plus a global deny list, all enforced server-side; timeouts auto-deny, and external MCP tools can never skip approval.
Remote control from desktop or Telegram — the built-in stdio MCP server exposes all 38 tools to Claude Desktop / Cline / Codex; a Telegram gateway lets you drive and approve from any device.
Zero Node on the phone — the built dist/ ships in the repo; Termux only runs install.sh. Works as a PWA, or wraps into an APK (WebView shell in termux/apk-shell/).
Verified, not just claimed — CI runs 11 backend regression suites, frontend typecheck + 64 unit tests + build + dist-freshness check.