kzahel
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Comment · 2 months ago
This may be what you're looking for
https://yepanywhere.com/
Comment · 7 months ago
That's my understanding too, though i haven't checked it. running claude -p would be horribly inefficient.
I would not be surprised if openclaw added some compatibility layer to brute force prompts through claude -p as a workaround. This isn't the first time that openclaw was "banned" from claude subscriptions.
Comment · 7 months ago
Your project looks really solid! One of the best in this space I dare say.
I have noticed that there are so many similar "remote agent management" offerings.
I have been keeping an ongoing list here: https://github.com/kzahel/yepanywhere/blob/main/docs/competi...
I'm surprised I didn't hear about it until just now. Thanks for sharing!
Comment · 8 months ago
I would love to be able to share all my sessions automatically. But I would want to share a carefully PII/secrets redacted session. I added a "session sharing" feature to my agent wrapper that just grabs innerHTML and uploads to cloudflare. So I can share how I produced/vibe coded an entire project from start to finish.
For example: https://github.com/kzahel/PearSync/blob/main/sessions/sessio...
I think it's valuable to share that so people who are interested can see how you interact with agents. Sharing raw JSONL is probably a waste and contains too many absolute paths and potential for sharing unintentionally.
https://github.com/peteromallet/dataclaw?tab=readme-ov-file#... is one project I saw that makes an attempt to remove PII/secrets. But I certainly wouldn't share all my sessions right now, I just don't know what secrets accidentally got in them.
Comment · 8 months ago
there will be plenty of "juniors" who can still code circles around you and me and will do just fine.
Comment · 8 months ago
Why would you be worried about junior engineers? I see this expressed a lot. It seems kind of condescending to me. It's just a different build toolchain. We can build faster, and having a lot of experience helps you know how things should fit together. People figure shit out. There are plenty of juniors that are way smarter than you or I. Do you mean like a junior who is not as clever as you will have a hard time getting their foot in?
Comment · 8 months ago
How can the like most popular terminal emulator not accept voice input? That's crazy why hasn't someone made something better?
Comment · 8 months ago
I agree. I spend a lot of time working from my phone so I had to make my own workflow that works for me. I've been following all these bans and drama with the subscription keys and custom harnesses etc. I think there's room for a "universal control plan" that lets you leverage the CLI providers (and whatever crappy interfaces / apis they give you).
There's a comparison of the approaches as I see them here https://yepanywhere.com/subscription-access-approaches
Comment · 8 months ago
But can those web/mobile-accessible agents be on your own hardware, e.g. your desktop at home?
Comment · 8 months ago
Same. When I can't be at my desk, my projects don't stop -- I just do the tasks that work well enough on the phone. Brainstorming, planning, etc. Or tasks that the agent can easily verify.
Having access to my local repository and my whole home folder is much easier than dealing with Claude or ChatGPT on the web. (Lots of manual markdown shuffling, passing in zipfiles of repositories, etc).
Comment · 8 months ago
You can also just open the app on your phone and go to the sidebar and click on Code and then you'll see the session at the top of your session list.
Comment · 8 months ago
Yeah the remote control featureset is pretty limited right now. I did a comparison here https://yepanywhere.com/claude-code-remote-control/ (with my own project). I'm sure they'll iterate on it. Overall it's such an obvious feature for them to add I'm surprised it took them so long to ship. There are probably at least 50 such projects that people have made (https://github.com/kzahel/yepanywhere/blob/main/docs/competi...)
The one feature drawback of tailscale/tmux/termius is no file upload. And ergonomics, ability to view files/diffs easily, though that's subjective.
Comment · 8 months ago
I left some notes about this. I agree with you directionally but practically/economically you want to let users leverage what they're already paying for.
https://yepanywhere.com/subscription-access-approaches/
Captures the ai-sdk and pi-mono.
In an ideal world we would have a pi-cli-mono or similar, like something that is not as powerful as pi but gives a least common denominator sort of interface to access at least claude/codex.
ACP is also something interesting in this space, though I don't honestly know how that fits into this story.
Comment · 8 months ago
It's not an argument whether you can be more productive on phone or desktop. Some people (like myself) simply don't have much time to be dedicated at desks so we have to build workflows that support being able to at least be reasonably productive from our phones.
I'm super happy Anthropic finally releases this tool. It's a starting point and I hope they'll improve it. I did a comparison with its features / capabilities here: https://yepanywhere.com/claude-code-remote-control.html
Comment · 8 months ago
Judging from the installer sizes it's electron, not tauri?