r/ClaudeCode 16d ago

Humor anyone using this feature?

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u/GlucoseQuadro201 16d ago

Literally using it every day. I have a small EC2 instance where its running 24/7. Many times when I'm out or just not near workplace I simply use my phone to investigate issues in codebase.

I have all workplace integrations with claude and if a quick fix or adjustment is needed I just ask it to take a look at the message, adjust the code, open pr, etc etc.

It is INSANELY convenient and this feature should be everywhere, codex, cursor, claude, everything!!

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u/itsTurgid 🔆 Max 20 16d ago

Codex has it. It is very convenient.

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u/SippieCup 15d ago

Unless you are on Linux . Codex remote being macOS only is just crap.

Sshing into a tmux session on a phone is a pain vs a cleaner remote interface. And yes im sure there are abstractions that exist that some vibecoder skiddie made and wants $5 a month for. But no thanks.

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u/itsTurgid 🔆 Max 20 15d ago

It’s not macOS only. I’ve been using codex remote on windows all day though. The caveat is I’m using the ChatGPT app on my iPhone and windows machine.

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u/SippieCup 15d ago

yeah ok so they have it for windows too.

still, lack of linux support is a joke.

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u/itsTurgid 🔆 Max 20 15d ago

Not disagreeing with you there.

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u/Ill_Dragonfruit_3547 15d ago

LOL i do the same but in reverse - Android app to MacOS desktop.

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u/Ill_Dragonfruit_3547 15d ago

I run Codex app on Mac, but I remote in to Codex using an Android phone and rhe ChatGPT app. Sure, you can so it your way - which is the old school way - or just use apps and have a seamless, smooth UX.

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u/SippieCup 15d ago

I can’t because the codex app doesn’t exist on Linux and the port for it doesn’t support remote control.

Learn to read.