Quick install
Open Terminal and run these commands
Open Terminal and paste the commands below.
brew install coot-ai/tap/coot
coot init
coot login
Package iOS apps built with CodexClaude for device testing, anywhere.
500 MB uploads · 1-hour install links
One command gives your agent an iPhone install page.
Quick install
Open Terminal and paste the commands below.
brew install coot-ai/tap/coot
coot init
coot login
Install page
Icon, version, Bundle ID, expiry: enough to install on iPhone.
Agent handoff
The agent runs the build and returns the page URL in chat.
Phone install
The agent fixes, deploys with Coot, and sends back a short-lived install page.
How to use
Install Brew and Coot, ask Codex to deploy, then open the iPhone link.
Run the official Homebrew installer in Terminal.
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
Install the CLI, initialize COOT to generate the Skill, then sign in.
brew install coot-ai/tap/coot
coot init
coot login
Ask Codex or Claude to deploy with Coot. It builds, uploads, and returns a link.
Open the returned link on your iPhone, then tap Install.
Short answers before you deploy.
Completely safe. Coot only receives the app name, version, icon, Bundle ID, and IPA needed to generate an install page. It does not read your source code, certificates, private keys, or local project files.
Coot packages an iOS build workflow into a short-lived install page so you can test AI-built apps on a real iPhone.
Yes. Coot helps with build upload and install links, but your Mac and project still need valid Apple signing setup.
Install links are designed for quick device testing and expire after 1 hour by default.
IPA uploads are limited to 500 MB. Keep production secrets and sensitive signing assets out of uploads.
CLI tokens last 360 days. You can sign in again from the CLI when a token expires.
Open the Builds Dashboard after signing in to revisit recent uploads, app metadata, and active install pages.