There’s upkeep: permissions, stale notes, and services I eventually remove.
I’m still exploring. I really like Paseo, I’m looking at T3 Code, and I’ve tried Monocode. This setup has stayed useful.
How do you test mobile apps when your agent is on another machine? 8/8
I adapted pstack and Matt Pocock skills, with rules for which machine does the work. I still check what actually got tested.
Heavy builds overloaded Oracle, so I move them where there’s capacity.
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Oracle runs always-on services, including OpenCode and the proxy. My personal Mac runs personal Apple projects; the work Mini runs work projects.
Oracle can SSH into both for Xcode/simulator work. The Mini doesn’t get broad access back to personal systems. 5/8
I use Opus 5.5 alongside GPT models in Codex. This is the sanitized config.toml connection.
My model picker also needs a separate catalog. A listed model still needs testing with the tools I use.
The proxy handles model requests; computer access is separate. 4/8
CLIProxyAPI runs on Oracle, combining Claude and ChatGPT accounts behind one endpoint. Provider logins stay there; clients use a proxy key.
Weighted round robin spreads requests. One-hour session affinity tries to keep a session on the same account. 3/8
I do a lot of mobile development. I need to boot simulators, tap through an app, and check what happened. Sometimes I need a browser for analytics.
Codex’s app and computer/browser tools made me stay. I still wanted Claude and GPT models inside it. 2/8
I’ve barely posted here, but I’ve spent almost 100 days building a coding setup I keep coming back to.
I went from Claude Code, cmux, and a Ghostty terminal setup to Codex’s desktop app. Now it connects an Oracle server and two Macs.
How I use it: 1/8
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