Claude Studio v1.17.0

Phone access installs itself

No repository, no terminal. Settings → Phone → Install now does the whole thing on this Mac: it installs what the bridge needs (node, ttyd, tmux) through Homebrew with the output on screen, generates the access token, and registers a background service that starts with the Mac. The bridge ships inside the app and runs from a copy in Application Support, so moving or deleting a git checkout no longer kills it — and an app installed from a release can offer the feature at all.

• Check answers instead of recomputing silently: "Netbird is up at (), and the bridge is listening", or exactly why it is not.
• Updating Claude Studio refreshes an installed bridge by itself.

One phone, two Macs

The phone is now pointed at the mesh hostname rather than the IP address. An installed web app is bound to its origin and the address is the part that changes — when it did, the icon on the Home Screen died with no address bar to fix it from.

Each Mac therefore publishes its own origin, and installs as its own app: named after that machine, with a differently tinted icon and a root certificate that says which Mac it belongs to.

Upgrading: press Install once (your token and certificate root are kept — no phone has to trust anything again), then scan the QR code and add it to the Home Screen one more time, because the address moved from the IP to the name.

Answer from the notification

When a session hands the turn back on a numbered choice — "1. Yes 2. Yes, and don't ask again 3. No" — the notification now carries those choices as buttons. Tapping one sends the answer straight to the session: no app launch, no terminal, no keyboard. Android shows two (the first option and the last); on iOS the notification still opens the session as before.