How to Let AI Agents Use Your Phone with Pinky (MCP, Approvals, and Real-Device Setup)
Set up Pinky to let Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor use your iPhone or Android phone over MCP, with every risky tap held for your approval.
Every tutorial below was tested hands-on before publishing. Pick your tool and follow along.
Set up Pinky to let Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor use your iPhone or Android phone over MCP, with every risky tap held for your approval.
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