Run Devin Pocket on Linux

Devin Pocket runs on Linux as a local Node.js server with a browser interface. Install Node.js 22 or newer and Devin CLI, then launch Pocket with npx or install it globally. Sign in with your Devin account and open the loopback URL. No separate Pocket account or API key is required.

Step by step

1. 01

   Install Devin CLI if missing

   Use the official CLI installer; inspect the script first. Pocket does not replace the agent.

   $

   curl -fsSL https://cli.devin.ai/install.sh | bash

2. 02

   Choose your Pocket installation

   npx starts without a permanent global install. Alternatively use npm or pnpm globally. A global install needs a writable prefix; pnpm setup fixes global-bin PATH configuration.

   $

   npx devin-pocket

   $

   npm i -g devin-pocket

   $

   pnpm add -g devin-pocket

   $

   pnpm setup

3. 03

   Or use the general installer

   This installs Node.js if needed, prefers pnpm and falls back to npm. It only prints instructions if Devin CLI is missing. It does not start Pocket.

   $

   curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BOTOOM/devin-pocket/main/install.sh | bash

4. 04

   Start and authorize

   For a global install, start the background supervisor. Open http://127.0.0.1:7777, then sign in to Devin in the PWA. If needed, authorize manually on the same host.

   $

   devin-pocket start

   $

   devin auth login

5. 05

   Check the host

   Use doctor for runtime/auth/ACP checks and logs for recent events. Stop the tracked process when done.

   $

   devin-pocket doctor

   $

   devin-pocket logs -n 100

   $

   devin-pocket stop