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- # Temporary Holding Version
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+ # Remogent
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+ <p align="center">
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+ <strong>Zero-Recurring-Cost Android Remote AI Agent & Terminal Client</strong><br>
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+ <em>Drive Gemini CLI, Claude Code CLI and Codex CLI directly from your phone over secure, pinned-TLS transport.</em>
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+ </p>
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+
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+ <p align="center">
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+ <img src="docs/screenshots/01-new-chat.png" alt="Remogent new chat screen with agent, folder and permission-mode chips" width="190">
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+ <img src="docs/screenshots/02-sessions.png" alt="Remogent drawer listing chat sessions across Claude Code, Gemini CLI and Codex CLI" width="190">
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+ <img src="docs/screenshots/03-chat.png" alt="Remogent chat showing a Bash tool card and Claude Code's reply" width="190">
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+ <img src="docs/screenshots/04-approval.png" alt="Remogent tool approval sheet with diff preview and Deny, Allow once and For session buttons" width="190">
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+ </p>
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Overview
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+
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+ **Remogent** enables software engineers to monitor, prompt, and approve actions from **Gemini CLI**, **Claude Code CLI** and **Codex CLI** from their Android phone without paying monthly cloud relay fees.
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+
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+ Designed following the **Infomity Studio** ([infomity.github.io](https://infomity.github.io/)) aesthetic, Remogent features Obsidian Luxury Dark & Clean Studio Light palettes, subtle engineering grid backgrounds, frosted glass surfaces, and custom status capsules with pulsing live indicators.
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+
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+ ### Core Pillars
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+ - **$0.00 Infrastructure Cost**: Direct peer-to-peer transport over local Wi-Fi, Tailscale, WireGuard, or Cloudflare tunnels. No intermediary cloud servers, no subscriptions.
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+ - **Three AI Engines**: First-class support for **Gemini CLI** (stdio JSON-RPC 2.0 ACP protocol), **Claude Code CLI** (bidirectional stream-json protocol) and **Codex CLI** (`codex app-server` JSON-RPC).
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+ - **Interactive Tool Approvals**: Destructive operations (`Bash`, file edits, network calls) trigger an audible/haptic approval bottom sheet on your phone with granular control: `Deny`, `Allow Once`, or `Allow for Session`.
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+ - **Biometric Guard**: Gate tool authorizations and sensitive executions behind on-device biometric fingerprint / face authentication.
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+ - **Hardware-Backed Keystore Storage**: Host pairing tokens and TLS credentials encrypted on-device via Android Jetpack Security (`MasterKey` + `EncryptedSharedPreferences`).
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+ - **Cryptographic Pinned TLS**: Every connection verifies the host's 64-character SHA-256 certificate fingerprint, eliminating MITM risks without requiring public CA certificates.
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+ - **Gap-Free Session Resync**: Transcripts use strict gap-free sequence ordering (`seq`). Disconnecting and reconnecting immediately replays unread deltas and pending permissions.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Architecture
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+
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+ <p align="center">
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+ <img src="docs/architecture.png" alt="Remogent architecture: Android app with pinned-TLS WebSocket client connected directly to the PC host companion, which drives Gemini CLI, Claude Code CLI and a PTY shell" width="100%">
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+ </p>
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+
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+ <sub>Diagram source: [`docs/architecture.mmd`](docs/architecture.mmd) (Mermaid) &middot; vector version: [`docs/architecture.svg`](docs/architecture.svg) &middot; re-render with `docs\render_architecture.cmd`.</sub>
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Setup & Operation
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+
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+ ### 1. Host Companion Setup (PC)
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+ **Prerequisites:** Node.js >= 20.x, and at least one of `gemini`, `claude` or `codex` installed (found automatically, no PATH editing needed).
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # Clone the repository
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+ git clone https://github.com/infomity/Remogent.git
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+ cd Remogent/companion
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+
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+ # One command: install dependencies, build, check the machine (doctor), then start the host
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+ # now AND at every sign-in and show the pairing QR
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+ npm run setup
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+ ```
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+
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+ `doctor` finds the Claude Code, Gemini and Codex CLIs by itself (PATH, then the native installer, npm -g, Volta, pnpm, nvm, Homebrew, scoop), so you never edit PATH, and tells you exactly what to install if something is missing. Run it any time with `npm run doctor`. `install` (the last step of `setup`) registers an autostart service that runs as your user (it needs your `claude` / `gemini` / `codex` logins), starts at sign-in and restarts if it crashes: Task Scheduler on Windows, launchd on macOS, `systemd --user` on Linux. After pairing, the host is simply there; no terminal to keep open. Related commands:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ node dist/index.js pair # show the pairing QR again (new phone, or you closed the setup window)
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+ node dist/index.js status # autostart state + whether the host answers (log: ~/.remogent/daemon.log)
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+ node dist/index.js uninstall # stop and remove the autostart registration
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+ node dist/index.js start --port 9876 --show-url # optional: run in the foreground instead (Ctrl+C stops it)
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+ ```
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+ `npm run pair` is the same as `node dist/index.js pair`. It prints the QR, waits for the phone to connect, then closes itself (`--no-wait` keeps it open, `--timeout MIN` changes the 5-minute limit, `--show-url` also prints the `remogent://` link, `--host IP` overrides the address in the code). The code contains your pairing secret, so do not share a screenshot of it.
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+
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+ The daemon will:
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+ 1. Load or generate a persistent self-signed TLS certificate and random bearer token at `~/.remogent/identity.json`.
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+ 2. Advertise service on the local network via mDNS (`_remogent._tcp`).
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+ 3. Run hidden in the background, so it prints nothing itself. The pairing QR is shown at the end of `setup` / `install`, and any time later by `pair`. The code encodes a link like:
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+ ```text
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+ remogent://pair?host=192.168.x.y&port=9876&token=...&fp=...&name=my-pc&alt=100.x.y.z
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+ ```
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+ `alt` (optional, comma separated, up to 4) lists the PC's other usable addresses, such as a second LAN or Tailscale. The app tries `host` first and falls back to these when it does not answer, and tries the one that worked first on reconnects until the app is restarted. Pass `--host IP` to `install` / `pair` to pin a single address and omit `alt`.
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+ To rotate the authentication secret at any time:
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+ ```bash
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+ node dist/index.js install --rotate # re-registers the service with a new secret; re-pair the phone afterwards
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+ ```
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+ Chats survive daemon restarts: transcripts are saved to `~/.remogent/sessions.json` (owner-only file, newest ~2 MiB per chat, 14 days / 100 chats). Claude Code and Codex chats resume with their full context on the next prompt; Gemini chats come back as read-only history. Pending approvals and "Allow for session" grants are never restored. To keep nothing on disk, start with `--no-persist`.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### 2. Android App Installation & Pairing
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+ **Prerequisites:** Android 8.0+ (API 26+), Android Studio with JDK 17.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ cd android_app
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+ ./gradlew assembleDebug
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+ ```
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+ The compiled debug APK will be generated at:
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+ ```
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+ android_app/app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk
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+ ```
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+ To install directly to a connected device:
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+ ```bash
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+ ./gradlew installDebug
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### Pairing Steps:
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+ 0. For the first pairing, put the phone and the PC on the **same Wi-Fi network** (the QR's main address is the PC's local one). To also use the phone away from home, set up Tailscale first: see [Using Remogent away from home](#using-remogent-away-from-home-tailscale-free) below.
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+ 1. On the PC, make sure the QR is on screen: it is printed at the end of `npm run setup`, or run `npm run pair` in `companion/` to show it again.
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+ 2. Open **Remogent** on your Android device, open the drawer, expand the host card and tap **Pair new host**.
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+ 3. Tap **SCAN QR CODE** and point the camera at the QR (or paste the `remogent://pair?...` link, which `pair --show-url` prints).
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+ 4. The app verifies the 64-character SHA-256 fingerprint, stores the credentials in the Android Keystore and connects. The `pair` window then closes itself.
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+ 5. The status indicator changes to **LIVE** with an emerald pulsing live dot.
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+ #### Using Remogent away from home (Tailscale, free)
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+ At home the phone talks to the PC over Wi-Fi. To keep working on mobile data or another network without any paid relay, add [Tailscale](https://tailscale.com/) (free personal plan; your traffic stays peer-to-peer and Remogent's pinned TLS still applies):
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+ 1. Install Tailscale on the **PC** and on the **phone** and sign both in to the same Tailscale account.
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+ 2. On the PC run `npm run pair` (or `node dist/index.js pair`). With Tailscale up, the QR automatically carries the PC's Tailscale address as a backup (`alt=100.x.y.z`); `npm run doctor` lists the addresses it will use.
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+ 3. Scan it in the app as in the steps above. Already paired before installing Tailscale? Just scan the new QR once; the app keeps one profile for the PC and adds the backup address to it.
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+
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+ That is all. The app tries the Wi-Fi address first and, if it does not answer within about 5 seconds, switches to the Tailscale one by itself, so turning Wi-Fi off or leaving home needs no action. After the app is restarted it tries the last address that worked first. The drawer's host card shows which address is connected right now (for example `192.168.x.y` at home, `100.x.y.z` over Tailscale).
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+ Keep Tailscale running on the phone (Android may close VPN apps aggressively under battery saving; exempt it if the fallback never kicks in).
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+ #### If pairing or connecting fails
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+ - **Cannot connect away from home:** the phone needs Tailscale running and signed in to the same account as the PC, and the QR must have been made while Tailscale was up on the PC (`npm run doctor` should list a `100.x.y.z ... on Tailscale` candidate). If you installed Tailscale after pairing, run `npm run pair` and scan again.
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+ - **Same network:** without Tailscale, the phone and PC must be on the same Wi-Fi (or reachable through WireGuard). `npm run doctor` shows the address the QR will use and the other candidates; pass `--host IP` to `pair` or `install` to pin one address (no backup is added then).
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+ - **Scan works but the app cannot connect:** the Windows Firewall is the usual cause. `install` now tries to add an inbound rule for the host port (private networks, local subnet and Tailscale only). That needs administrator rights, so if it prints a firewall warning (or `npm run doctor` does), run `node dist/index.js firewall --elevate` and accept the Windows prompt. `uninstall` removes the rule again.
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+ - **Port 9876 is taken:** `install` picks the next free port by itself and stores it with the host identity, so every later command (`pair`, `status`, `doctor`, `start`) uses it. Phones paired on the old port must scan the QR once more. `--port N` forces a port.
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+ - **USB instead of Wi-Fi:** with a cable and USB debugging on, `adb reverse tcp:9876 tcp:9876` lets the phone reach the host as `127.0.0.1`.
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+ - **QR is gone or the host was rotated:** run `npm run pair` again (after `install --rotate`, re-pair every phone).
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+ ---
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+ ### 3. Running an AI Session
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+ 1. In the active host card, tap **NEW AI SESSION**.
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+ 2. Select your desired engine:
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+ - **Gemini CLI** (stdio ACP JSON-RPC)
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+ - **Claude Code CLI** (stdio stream-json)
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+ - **Codex CLI** (stdio `codex app-server`; sign in once with `codex login`)
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+ 3. Set the working directory (e.g. `.` or an absolute project path).
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+ 4. Choose the permission mode:
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+ - `Ask` (Default): Every mutating shell command or file edit prompts for your confirmation.
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+ - `Auto (YOLO)`: Automatically approves commands (Gemini `yolo` / Claude `bypassPermissions` / Codex no sandbox, never ask).
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+ - `Plan Only`: Read-only execution mode.
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+ 5. Tap **START SESSION**.
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+ 6. Prompt the agent in real time, inspect reasoning in collapsible thought bubbles, and monitor tool outputs.
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+ ---
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+ ## Testing & Verification
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+ ### Companion Daemon Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ cd companion
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+ npm run typecheck
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+ npm run build
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+ node scripts/smoke.mjs # Auth, TLS fingerprint & ping checks
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+ node scripts/sessions-test.mjs # Protocol v1 session management tests
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+ node scripts/persistence-test.mjs # Save/restore/resume, mid-turn crash, corrupt store (offline)
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+ node scripts/claude-persist-live.mjs # OPT-IN: real claude --resume across a daemon restart (2 model calls)
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+ ```
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+ ### Android App Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ ./gradlew testDebugUnitTest # URI parser (incl. backup addresses), protocol & transcript tests
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+ ./gradlew assembleDebug # Full APK compilation and packaging
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Security Model
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+ 1. **Strict Certificate Pinning:** The Android client pins the SHA-256 fingerprint of the host's DER certificate. Untrusted or modified certificates are instantly rejected.
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+ 2. **Bearer Authentication:** All WebSocket upgrade requests require an authentic 32-byte cryptographically secure random token (`Authorization: Bearer <token>`). Unauthenticated requests are rejected before reaching the WebSocket handler.
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+ 3. **Hardware Storage:** Token secrets and server fingerprints are stored inside Android Keystore (`MasterKey` with AES-256-GCM and AES-256-SIV).
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+ 4. **Biometric Safeguard:** Optional fingerprint/face unlock required prior to authorizing destructive commands on the host machine.
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+ 5. **No Cloud Relays:** All communication is strictly peer-to-peer. Zero telemetry, zero analytics.
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+ ---
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+ ## Support
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+ Remogent is free and open-source, with no ads, no subscriptions and no cloud relay. If it helps your work, you can support ongoing development on [Patreon](https://www.patreon.com/Infomity). The Android app has the same button at the bottom of **Settings**.
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+ ---
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+ ## Privacy
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+ Remogent collects no data and runs no servers. Read the [Privacy Policy](https://infomity.github.io/remogent/privacy/) ([summary and Play Data safety answers](docs/PRIVACY_POLICY.md)); the app links to it from **Settings -> About Remogent**.
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+ ---
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+ ## License
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+ Apache-2.0. Built by the **Infomity Studio** team.
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