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Comment · 2 months ago
Comment · 10 months ago
Thanks Rob, this is good feedback! The next version will include QR code plus link for both the iOS and macOS app.
Comment · 10 months ago
You will need the macOS server app for this to work: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/argly-server/id6755750868
I built this project because I wanted to keep vibe :D coding at night, but didn't want to bring my entire laptop with me.
My new flow has become if I'm developing iOS apps:
1. I log into Argly from my phone, it connects/ screen-shares my desktop and I can control all the apps or send keyboard strokes
2. I'll have cursor open, feed it a prompt, wait for the changes to be applied
3. Then it deploys to my phone through wifi from across the house. This works decently
I would be interested in how this could be useful for you folks!
Comment · 10 months ago
You will need the macOS server app for this to work:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/argly-server/id6755750868
I built this project because I wanted to keep vibe :D coding at night, but didn't want to bring my entire laptop with me.
My new flow has become if I'm developing iOS apps:
1. I log into Argly from my phone, it connects/ streams my desktop and I can control all the apps or send keyboard strokes
2. I'll have cursor open, feed it a prompt, wait for the changes to be applied
3. Then it deploys to my phone through wifi from across the house. This works decently
There is a lot of areas to improve this app so I would be interested in how this could be useful for you folks!
Comment · 7 years ago
A relevant question is, if you asked that to your spouse, would you be angry if they came home with a jar of peanut butter?
The same "click a link and you're in" as a video call, except what everyone joins is a real running shell.
Send a link, they're in. Guests open it in Chrome or Safari and get a full terminal to pair-program with the host.
Tap the right ⌘ key and describe what you want. Uses STT transcribes as you speak, and the phrase comes back as a shell command sitting on your prompt — for you to read and run, or not.
[i personally built this because I was pairing up with non-eng folks and in a remote world, it was extremely painful to get the right cmds over. if i had direct access to their terminal, i'd be able to solve it within seconds vs. hours of back/forth] Looking forward to feedback and hopefully this is a useful tool for folks!