@burkov I think Fresh Editor is what you're after for noob friendly terminal code/text editor. Easier than micro/nano, it's a bit like VS code in the terminal.
@lucasmeijer And it'll ssh into remote machine and copy the token over. I created my own thing that does do fingerprint approval (not Secure Enclave-backed, no Apple dev cert).
https://t.co/GkCRs8Qs5l
There's a bit more machinery your clanker can explain
I gave a talk about π± Remobi back in April (over 9000 AI-years ago) thats just been released on the @aiDotEngineer YouTube channel.
I'm still not convinced that using agents to code on mobile is a great idea (i.e tokenmaxxing addiction π ) but it can be handy sometimes.
Are any of yous using coding agents on mobile? Is it a good idea? π
@0xMassi@levelsio If you want to just use web over tailscale instead of something like termius and have support for tmux and touch controls you can try open source https://t.co/mnrcbJTCAF
@jdxcode I love mise but I also use nix as I can declare and share all my config. Then I can (re)build any of my machines even down to macOS dock and keyboard settings etc.
https://t.co/wOWoxPLylp
Not perfect but very useful nonetheless.
@charlierward@Londonmaxxing I made a London slopfork π¬π§
https://t.co/ABxOuVzc63
Needs more data, like National Rail, Elizabeth Line and Overground. But still fun π€
I had similar fun with Opus 4.8.
"A caveat I owe you: for much of this session the shell was badly buffered and fabricated a plausible-but-fake codebase. None of that was real and nothing was written to disk β please disregard those earlier messages."
@theo You'll shit on the UX but if you want to try a mobile friendly-ish web terminal that works with tailscale take a look at https://t.co/dJrDJd4aOi
It support gestures and buttons for custom tmux bindings so you can swipe between panes etc.