One machine. Supported AI tools. Shared recorded project truth.
The same local Project · Route · Backup · Web · Record view as bare phewsh.
This is your machine's private view (localhost only). The team room across projects is Ion.
This browser grant covers device diagnostics, not the global cross-project receipt feed.
Inspect that machine-local evidence deliberately in your terminal with phewsh receipts.
Start the worker in any terminal, then request a one-time approval code:
phewsh serve
Pairing lets this page read registered project names and device diagnostics: routes, backups, local Record counts, and whether cloud is connected. It cannot run work, write project truth, or open the global receipt feed. Cloud sync remains a separate, explicit action.
Nothing contacts localhost until you click Pair. Chrome may first ask for local-network access; the Phewsh node then prints a six-character code in your terminal.
The cockpit reads localhost:7483. Use explicit push/pull, or a deliberately running signed-in watch, only when you want cloud sync.
The pairing grant stays only in this tab's memory and disappears on reload. CLI parity: PROJECT · ROUTE · BACKUP · WEB · RECORD — same rows, same truth.