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How to review what a coding agent changed, file by file, from iPhone with Lody iOS

Check per-turn file changes and word-level diffs from a coding agent while away from the computer.

Who it is forA developer who runs a coding agent on a Mac or server and needs to review its edits from a phone.

The problemReading agent edits usually requires a laptop, even when the developer only has a few minutes to check progress.

The outcomeThe user sees a summary of file changes for each conversation turn and can open the diff for any modified file.

What you need first

  • An iPhone running iOS 26 or later
  • Access to a Lody service (the README does not describe how to sign up)
  • For building from source: macOS Sequoia or later, Xcode 26.5 or later with Command Line Tools, Node.js 22.13 or later, and pnpm 11.10.0

Steps

  1. Open the session in Lody iOS on the iPhone.
  2. Open the Turn Changes Overview for the turn you want to check.
  3. Tap a modified file to open its diff.
  4. Use the Remote Workspace File Tree to browse the project and preview other files.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Innei/lody-ios repo README, describe how to review a coding agent's file changes for one conversation turn from an iPhone. Output a short numbered procedure that names the Turn Changes Overview and the diff viewer. Verify that the output does not claim features the README does not list.

Caveat. The README says full-screen diffs use a DOM WebView and tool-detail diffs render natively, so the exact diff view you see depends on where you open it.

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