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pairling

v0.2.5

Published

Pair your iPhone with the AI coding agents running on your Mac. CLI and local runtime installer for the Pairling iOS app.

Readme

pairling

Pair your iPhone with the AI coding agents running on your Mac.

pairling is the Mac companion for the Pairling iOS app: a local runtime that lets your iPhone watch, steer, and spawn Claude Code and Codex sessions on your own machine — over your local network or your tailnet, authenticated per device.

Install

npm install -g pairling
pairling setup

npm install only copies files. Nothing runs at install time — this package ships zero lifecycle scripts and works under --ignore-scripts. All system changes happen inside the explicit pairling setup flow, which prints a preview of every change, supports PAIRLING_DRY_RUN=1, and appends every action to a local audit ledger.

Then open Pairling on your iPhone and scan the QR code that setup prints.

What setup does (and nothing else)

  • Stages the runtime under ~/Library/Application Support/Pairling/runtime/ (versioned releases, atomic current symlink flip, pairling rollback).
  • Installs user-domain LaunchAgents (dev.pairling.companiond, dev.pairling.connectd). No root. The optional power guardian is a separate, explicit, sudo-gated step.
  • Verifies the payload against the package's integrity manifest and verifies the Developer ID signature of the bundled pairling-connectd binary before staging — fail closed.

Commands

pairling setup | start | stop | restart | status
pairling doctor [--json]
pairling pair [--qr]
pairling devices | unpair <device_id> | rotate-token <device_id>
pairling logs | diagnose --redact
pairling rollback
pairling uninstall [--yes]

Security posture

  • No install scripts, ever. A release gate fails if any lifecycle script appears in a published manifest.
  • Provenance: releases are published via npm Trusted Publishing (OIDC) with provenance attestations. Verify with npm audit signatures.
  • Readable payload: the runtime is Python/bash source plus one signed Go binary; inspect it with npm pack pairling --dry-run.
  • Integrity chain: CI records SHA-256 of every payload file in payload-manifest.json; pairling setup re-verifies before staging; pairling doctor re-verifies the staged runtime and the binary signature.
  • Local-first: the daemon serves your devices with per-device scoped bearer tokens. npm being down can never affect an installed Mac.

Platform packages

The compiled runtime binary ships as platform-filtered optional dependencies: @pairling/runtime-darwin-arm64 and @pairling/runtime-darwin-x64 — signed, notarized, and hash-pinned by this package's integrity manifest.

Links

  • Product: https://pairling.dev
  • Get started: https://pairling.dev/start
  • Source mirror & publish pipeline: https://pairling.dev