# deco.cx Admin: Mobile Redesign

Lucas Ribeiro  
March 12, 2026  
[Product](/content/blog/product/index.html) [deco.cx](/content/blog/decocx/index.html)

This week in the deco.cx Admin: a full mobile redesign. You can now navigate between pages, edit content, browse environments, publish changes, and talk to AI agents from your phone.

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## Full Admin on Mobile

The deco.cx Admin was built for desktop. On smaller screens, sidebars overlapped content, modals overflowed the viewport, and most workflows required a laptop to complete.

The admin now adapts to mobile screens. The sidebar becomes a hamburger drawer, a bottom navigation bar gives you access to your sites, deployments, team, monitoring, and settings, and tables render as stacked cards.

You can open a page, edit its content, rearrange sections, switch to a different environment to test your changes, and publish. The same workflow you'd do on desktop, now available wherever you are.

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## AI Agents from Your Phone

Most importantly, you can now talk to your AI agents directly from your phone. Open Decopilot, pick an agent, and start a conversation. Ask questions about your site, request content edits, generate blog posts, or run a performance analysis. Whether you're on the train or away from your desk, your agents are right there with you.

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## Other Improvements

- AI generate button added to blog posts for AI-powered content generation  
- Product update cards in Decopilot now show the full message with an X close button  
- Self-hosted sites now use their own GitHub App installation token for git operations  
- Blog post generation keeps the connection alive during long-running AI processing, preventing timeouts

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## What's Next

These changes are live now in the [deco.cx Admin](https://deco.cx/admin).

This is the first version of mobile support, and we know there's room to improve. We're paying attention and will ship fixes quickly. If something feels off or doesn't work well on your device, let us know on Discord. Your feedback directly shapes what we work on next.