Your computer

Manage environments

Each computer you pair is an environment. Open one in Settings → Environments.

The environment screen lists Source Control (GitHub), Agents (Claude Code and Codex) and Cloud (Vercel). For each one you can install it on that computer, update it, or sign in, all from your phone. Sign in opens the Connect sheet:

GitHub, Codex and Vercel show a device code. Tap Open (it copies the code), enter it on the page, and approve. The page closes on its own when you're signed in.
Claude Code opens a sign-in page, then asks you to paste the code it gives you.

The sheet says Connected when it's done.

Swipe left on a tool to sign out or uninstall it.

RepoGo uses the GitHub account the computer's gh CLI is signed in to. It doesn't have its own GitHub sign-in.

Rename it#

Change Name to label the environment on this device.

Pause it on this device#

Turn off Use on This Device to stop connecting without unpairing. Its chats, projects and usage are hidden, and it sends no notifications. Turn it back on any time. The App Clip has no switch: there you can only add and remove environments.

Check its storage#

Storage shows how much space is free on the disk that holds the computer's home folder, with a bar that turns amber past 75% used and red past 90%. Tap the arrow to read it again. It isn't in the App Clip.

See its usage#

In the App Clip, tap Usage under your environment in the environments list to see tokens and cost by day. In the app it's in Settings → Usage.

Update the host#

The RepoGo section shows the host's version and an Update button. If agents or terminals are running, RepoGo asks before stopping them.

Paired devices#

Paired Devices lists every device paired with that computer. Swipe left on another device to remove it: it disconnects and can't reach the environment until it pairs again. This phone is marked This Device.

Remove it#

Remove Environment forgets the pairing on this phone. The computer still lists the phone until you revoke it there with npx @repogo/host devices revoke <id>. To use it again, run npx @repogo/host pair on it and scan the code.