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Pagr

You found Pagr in Claude

Three things, about four minutes.

the Pagr tools in Claude can already reach your Pagr account. They have nothing to talk to yet — that takes installing one thing on your Mac and pairing it. Here is the whole list.

  1. Step 1

    Install the bridge on your Mac

    The bridge is the open-source piece that runs on your machine and actually drives Claude Code and Codex. It never uploads your repositories.

    npm i -g @pagr/cli

  2. Step 2

    Pair that Mac with your account

    This creates a device key, keeps it in your Keychain, and opens a page here to confirm the device. Nothing can reach your Mac until you confirm it.

    pagr connect

  3. Step 3

    Register a project

    Run this inside a repository you want Pagr to be able to work in. Only registered repositories are reachable — nothing else on the machine is.

    pagr project add . --name checkout-api

After the third command, go back to Claude and ask it what is running. The tools will answer with your real projects instead of setup instructions.

What you just connected Claude to

Pagr is a control plane for the coding agents already installed on your Mac. It starts, steers and stops Claude Code and Codex sessions there, relays what they ask you, and lets you approve or deny the actions they pause on. It uses your own agent subscriptions and it does not send your source code anywhere Claude would not already send it. High-risk actions can be held back for a signed, re-authenticated approval on the web.

The security modelWhat each tool doesYour dashboard

Reasonable questions

Do I need a phone for this?
No. Texting is how most people use Pagr, but the same tools work from Claude once a Mac is paired. Linking a phone number is optional and can wait.
What can it see on my machine?
Only the repositories you register, and only through the agents you have signed in. It reports short summaries and previews of what an agent is doing — not file contents, not full transcripts, not paths.
What happens if my Mac is asleep?
Commands are queued for up to 12 hours and run when it reconnects. The tools say so rather than pretending the work started.
How do I disconnect it?
Revoke the connection from Security in the Pagr dashboard, and revoke the device itself from Devices. The bridge disconnects immediately.

Prefer to text your agents instead? That is the way most people use Pagr. Link a phone number from the dashboard once your Mac is paired.

macOS · open-source bridge