Mobile Remote Work

Connect the mobile app to an online Atmos Computer and work from your phone.

Mobile remote work means the phone is the client and an Atmos Computer does the work. Repositories, terminals, agents, and Git commands stay on the registered computer.

The Mobile App is currently in development and temporarily unavailable.

1. Prepare the computer

On the machine where your repos should live:

  1. Install Desktop or the local web runtime.
  2. Make sure Atmos Server can start.
  3. Keep the machine online while you use mobile.

If you are using a private Relay, know the Relay URL and secret key before connecting mobile.

2. Connect mobile

  1. Open the mobile app.
  2. Choose Connect Atmos.
  3. Generate or paste an Access Token.
  4. Create a one-time register command.
  5. Run that command on the computer you prepared.
  6. Refresh My Computers and select the online computer.

Desktop and Web often call the same credential an Access Key. Mobile calls it an Access Token.

3. Open or create work

From mobile you can:

  • open existing workspaces,
  • import a project by browsing or typing a path on the remote computer,
  • create a workspace with title, base branch, optional GitHub issue or PR URL, TODO extraction, priority, status, and labels.

Mobile project import selects a path on the remote computer. It does not clone from the phone.

4. Use the workspace

ViewUse it for
TerminalAttach to an existing terminal or create a new mobile terminal
ChangesInspect diffs, stage, unstage, commit, and push
OverviewCheck workspace context and status

The mobile terminal does not queue input while disconnected. Reconnect to the computer before sending commands.

Troubleshooting

  • If no computer appears, regenerate the register command and run it on the computer, not on the phone.
  • If the computer is offline, check atmos computer status and atmos runtime status on that machine.
  • If Relay settings changed, select the computer again before opening workspaces.
  • If commit or push fails, open the terminal and inspect Git output on the remote computer.

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