Learn Remote Pi by doing.
Four hands-on guides, in order. Start with the app, then add agents, cross-PC routing, and a 24/7 supervisor as you need them. For the why behind it, read Why Pi; for exact flags and config, the reference docs.
Getting started
Install Remote Pi, pair your phone, and drive your first agent from the app.
Open tutorialLocal mesh
Let two agents on the same machine discover each other and trade messages.
Open tutorialRemote mesh
Route messages between agents on different PCs through the relay.
Open tutorialDaemon mode
Keep an agent alive 24/7 with the supervisor, then manage the fleet.
Open tutorialLayouts and tasks in Cockpit
Commit a .ckp layout that opens your terminals and a tasks.json that runs your dev servers — with profiles and reload on save.
Open tutorialAn agent team in Cockpit
Run an orchestrator, backend, and frontend as three panes in Cockpit — each its own folder and AGENTS.md, talking over the remote-pi mesh.
Open tutorialClaude in the mesh
Put Claude Code on the agent mesh next to Pi — advanced, terminal-only (not in the app yet).
Open tutorial