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How to review agent code changes on your phone with Pairfob

Read git status and diffs, comment on lines, and send the comments to the agent.

Who it is forA developer who wants to check an agent's pending edits from a phone before approving or asking for changes.

The problemReviewing an agent's changes usually requires a laptop, and feedback on a diff is slow to relay.

The outcomeYou browse files, read git status and diffs on the phone, and send line comments back to the agent in the same session.

What you need first

  • A macOS or Linux computer that stays awake and online
  • A current mobile browser on the phone or tablet
  • Herdr 0.8 or newer (the installer adds it if missing)
  • An AI agent installed and signed in on the computer, if you want to use one

Steps

  1. Open the workspace for the agent session in the Pairfob app.
  2. Browse files and open git status.
  3. Open a diff and select the lines you want to comment on.
  4. Write the comment and send it to the agent.
  5. Check the agent's reply in Chat mode.

Prompt for your agent

In the arronKler/pairfob repo, use README.md to identify which review features the phone app supports for git status, diffs and comments. Report that list as your output. Verify each item is stated in the 'What you can do from the phone' section.

Caveat. The README describes the review features at a high level, so confirm the exact diff behavior in the app or the docs at Pairfob.com/doc before relying on it.

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