Agent is built as a web application (a PWA) from the start, so it works equally well on a computer, a tablet, and a phone: the interface adapts to the screen size by itself, and in a mobile browser you can “install” it as an ordinary app onto the home screen. There is no separate mobile address — you use the same address of your instance (or its subfolder, when the agent is hosted inside another site).
What is a PWA?
A PWA (Progressive Web App) is an ordinary website that behaves like a full application: you can “install” it on your phone or desktop (an icon appears on the home screen), it opens in its own window without the browser’s address bar, and it remembers your login. No app stores are needed — everything is done right in the browser in a couple of clicks.
This ability is built into Agent from the start and works on every instance with no extra setup. Models, skills, chats, and data are stored as usual — installing only creates a handy icon for quick access.
Installing on a phone
Open your Agent address in the mobile browser, log in, and install the app onto the home screen:
On iPhone (Safari):
- Open your Agent address in Safari;
- Tap the Share button (a square with an arrow pointing up);
- Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen;
- Enter the app’s name and tap Add;
- An icon appears on the home screen — tap it to launch in app mode.
On Android (Chrome):
- Open your Agent address in Chrome;
- Tap the menu button (three dots in the top right corner);
- Tap Install app (or Add to Home Screen);
- Confirm the installation;
- An icon appears on the home screen — tap it to launch in app mode.
In desktop browsers (Chrome, Edge) the browser itself offers to install the app onto your desktop — the same idea, in one click.
The interface on a phone
The interface adapts to the screen width automatically:
- Chat list — browse and switch between conversations; the list scrolls with an ordinary swipe;
- Chat — messages, AI replies, and file changes are shown in a compact form;
- Input box — full width at the bottom of the screen; extra panels open from a menu button;
- Status panels — builds, deployment, and Git live in the bottom panel; tabs switch with a swipe;
- Navigation — side menus fold into slide-out panels to free up screen space.
Everything works the same as on a computer: chat, tasks, bots, files, builds, analytics. Heavy code editing or reading large change lists is, of course, more comfortable on a big screen — but talking to the models and keeping the agent’s work under control from a phone is fully capable.
Builds and deployments on a phone
Small buttons are hard to hit on a narrow screen, so the build row and the deployment row on a phone are a single tap target. Touch the row and an actions menu opens above it: Rebuild, Open chat, Show build output, Errors, Warnings, Edit configuration file, and Deploy or Collapse. A deployment has its own actions in the menu, including stopping it. The icons in the row only indicate the state — there is no need to tap them individually.
The chat font on a phone is larger. On phones and tablets the default chat font size is 20 px instead of 14: it reads easier by hand. The Chat font size slider in the Appearance card overrides this value and is remembered on that device only. The large font also scales the dropdown menus, so their captions do not overlap.
Installing the app pairs especially well with tasks and bots: the results of automatic scenarios arrive in Telegram, and the app is the quick way to open the same chat and look at the details.