Kilo Code for iOS and Android lets developers launch cloud coding agents, manage paired CLI and VS Code sessions, and review pull requests on mobile.
What the product does and how it is positioned
Kilo Code for iOS and Android is a mobile coding assistant client designed to keep software development workflows moving away from the desk. The application enables developers to launch autonomous Cloud Agents, track long-running coding tasks, and monitor active sessions running across local and cloud environments.
The app integrates with GitHub to support full pull request reviews, providing syntax-highlighted diffs, side-by-side diff views on iPad, comment threads, and merging. Users can also interact with paired desktop sessions in Kilo CLI or VS Code, issuing slash commands and supplying inputs through text, voice dictation, or file attachments.
Source-supported ways to use the product
Developers can monitor running tasks, receive push alerts when an agent requires direction, and reply using voice or text prompts without returning to a workstation.
Engineers can inspect pull request checks, view syntax-highlighted code diffs, submit line comments, reply to discussions, and merge pull requests on mobile devices.
The documented workflow, where available
Begin a coding task or agent workflow on a desktop computer using the Kilo CLI or the VS Code extension.
Connect to the desktop session or launch an independent Cloud Agent by choosing a repository and model on mobile.
Receive push notifications when an agent pauses for clarification, then submit instructions, attachments, or slash commands.
Inspect syntax-highlighted diffs, add review comments, and merge completed GitHub pull requests directly from the app.
Kilo Mobile establishes connections to active Kilo sessions running inside local VS Code installations or command-line interfaces. Once connected, mobile users can send instructions, execute slash commands on the CLI instance, and examine incoming diffs as the agent modifies code.
The mobile client also surfaces ongoing agent tasks across external environments, including IDEs, Slack, and cloud runs. These additional surfaces remain visible in read-only mode so developers can follow progress across all active agents without disrupting external operations.
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What was checked and when
Answers based on the source-checked product record
Kilo Mobile is supported on iOS and Android devices, and includes specialized side-by-side diff layouts for iPad.
Yes, Kilo Mobile can connect to paired sessions running in the Kilo CLI or the VS Code extension on a desktop computer.
Users can view GitHub pull request checks, inspect syntax-highlighted diffs, post line comments, reply to threads, and merge changes.
The application provides configurable push notifications that alert developers whenever a session needs input or reaches a milestone.
Developers can type text instructions, dictate prompts using voice, attach files directly, or share text, links, and files from other apps.
