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For the topic of remote control, Happy seems to be working pretty well for Claude Code but is also supposed to support Codex. It's a bit rough around the edges, but nice that it is open source: https://github.com/slopus/happy

To code on the go: https://github.com/slopus/happy

Why don’t use Happy Code? It’s open source and free to use: https://github.com/slopus/happy

How does this compare to Happy Coder? https://github.com/slopus/happy

Have you tried something like https://github.com/slopus/happy or https://github.com/tiann/hapi ?

Repo says Codex as well: https://github.com/slopus/happy

No relations to them, but I've started using Happy[0]'s iOS app to start and continue Claude Code sessions on my iPhone. It allows me to run sessions on a custom environment, like a machine with a GPU to train models [0] https://github.com/slopus/happy/

I'm working on Happy Coder, an open source Codex and Claude Code native mobile app (plus a web app). Happy lets you spawn and control multiple Codex/Claude Code sessions in parallel. Happy Coder runs on your hardware, works from your phone and desktop, costs nothing, End to End encrypted, and permissive MIT License. https://github.com/slopus/happy Happy Coder is a unix style "do one thing well" project. The goal is zero workflow disruption. I want to be able to run CLI coding agents on any internet connected computer, and control them with my phone. Happy has a command line wrapper for Codex and Claude Code that let you start a session in your terminal, and then continue it from your phone with real time sync. So type in your terminal and see it on the phone, type into your phone and see it in your terminal. So you can switch back and for

I'm working on Happy Coder, an open source Codex and Claude Code native mobile app (plus a web app). Happy lets you spawn and control multiple Codex/Claude Code sessions in parallel. Happy Coder runs on your hardware, works from your phone and desktop, costs nothing, End to End encrypted, and permissive MIT License. https://github.com/slopus/happy Happy Coder is a unix style "do one thing well" project. The goal is zero workflow disruption. I want to be able to run CLI coding agents on any internet connected computer, and control them with my phone. Happy has a command line wrapper for Codex and Claude Code that let you start a session in your terminal, and then continue it from your phone with real time sync. So type in your terminal and see it on the phone, type into your phone and see it in your terminal. So you can switch back and for

Counterpoint: don't blame the founder for leading with driving use cases. It's audience selection bias, not the founder being reckless. He's showing what gets traction, not necessarily what he thinks people should actually do I'm contributing to a similar open source coding tool [1] and I see the same skewed reaction: voice control of "whatever" while driving gets 5-10x the clicks of any other demo. There's a logical reason so many people think of voice control while driving. It's not because they're reckless. It reflects the hierarchy of needs. People with long commutes (often younger, lower-paid engineers living further out) spend 2+ hours driving daily. This is their biggest time sink, so of course they think about making it productive. When you're living far out for cheap housing and hear "coding while driving", its easy to think: fin

Hey, you mentioned needing a web UI for your agent. I contribute to Happy Coder, an open source agent client (mobile app, desktop app, and web app). The project is just a UI layer for existing agents. Adding Codex specific UI and plumbing last week was a 2,600 line diff that took a contributor 3 evenings. And it should be even less plumbing for the next agent. I'm looking for developers to try integrating their agents and tell me what's broken or awkward. I'd appreciate feedback on where the abstractions leak or what's missing. Even with the friction of using someone else's codebase, it could be less work than starting from zero. I keep seeing these proprietary clients charge $50/month for basically the same plumbing everyone needs. Selfishly I would like open source and free to win this category here. GitHub: https://github.com/slopus/ha

I contribute to the Happy Coder app https://github.com/slopus/happy (MIT License) I've gotten a lot of use out of Claude Code in the past few months. The big problem for me is struggling to stay on top of multiple sessions in parallel. I know that all the cool kids on twitter have all these AI employees and agents farms... A lot of its probably bullshit, but directionally its clear that tooling will absorb some fraction of my workload. I know I need to push myself to have 2 or 3 balls in the air. But without push notifications to know when Claude Code needs permissions or input, I end up "wasting" time a lot. So having an app that sends discrete push notifications to my watch is pretty nice. Oh, and before I forget, I'm pretty excited by the Voice Agent feature another contributor is working on https://x.com/giaccoangelo/status/1960550007

I've been contributing to an open source mobile app [1] that takes two swings at offering something that Roo does not have. 1. Real-time sync of CLI coding agent state to your phone. Granted this doesn't give you any new coding capabilities, you won't be making any different changes from your phone. And I would still chose to make a code change on my computer. But the fact that it's only slightly worse (you just wish you had a bigger screen) is still an innovation. Making Claude Code usable from anywhere changes when you can work, even if it doesn't change what you can do. I wrote a post trying to explain why this matters in practice. https://happy.engineering/docs/features/real-time-sync/ 2. Another contributor is experimenting with a separate voice agent in between you and Claude Code. I've found it usable and maybe even nice? The voice

Hey all! Few weeks ago we realized AI models are now so good you don't need to babysit them anymore. You can kick off a coding task at lunch and Claude Code just... works. But then you're stuck at your desk steering it. We were joking around - wouldn't it be cool to grab coffee and keep chatting with Claude from your phone? Next thing you know, 4 of us are hacking on weekends to make it happen. Dead simple to try: "npm install -g happy-coder" then run "happy" instead of "claude". That's it. We had three goals: * Don't break anyone's flow - Use Claude Code normally at your desk, pick up your phone when you leave. Nothing changes, nothing breaks. * Actually private - Full E2E encryption, no regular accounts. Your encryption keys are created on your phone and securely paired with your terminal. We protect our infra, not your data (because we