DIYgod's Pinky lets MCP agents drive a real iPhone or Android phone, with a gateway holding payments for your OK
The Apache-2.0 desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux exposes a USB- or Wi-Fi-connected phone to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP client via pinkyctl mcp, and its gateway, not the prompt, holds payments and other flagged taps until you click Allow. It's pre-alpha, with Claude Code the only agent fully tested on real phones, and iOS 17.4 to 26 needs a WebDriverAgent helper built from Xcode.
