Happier Guides

A practical guide to add, switch, and clean up Git worktrees remotely — with a phone workflow for review, small edits, and safe commits.

A practical Projects workflow to review recent commits, open diffs, and answer “what changed?” from your phone — without needing remote desktop.

A workflow to review diffs, leave line-level comments, commit, and push from your phone — while the repo stays on a computer you trust.

A practical comparison of Telegram/Slack bots vs browser UIs vs phone-first dashboards, and a workflow for approvals + follow-ups that doesn’t require SSH.

A practical comparison of three ways to access a self-hosted dashboard from your phone, plus the trade-offs (trust boundaries, auth, HTTPS, and operational complexity).

The setup I use to get a stable HTTPS link to Happier on my phone, without opening ports or relying on a LAN IP.

Keep Claude Code sessions moving by handling permission prompts from mobile — without babysitting a terminal or leaving a session stalled.

Find provider-native sessions, open them from your phone, then decide whether to keep them provider-backed or import them for longer-term continuity.

Make small fixes (and avoid “I’ll fix it later”) by editing real workspace files from mobile while Claude Code / Codex keeps running on your machine.

A practical way to identify whether you’re blocked on a real approval, a config mismatch, or a UI/connection issue — and how to keep sessions moving safely.

A provider-specific guide for running Kiro on your computer and monitoring it from your phone, including kiro-cli login, conservative auth detection, and what “Unknown” really means.

Fork from a message or from the session tip, keep ancestor context, and use replay when the provider can’t fork natively.

A practical how-to for branching a session at the right point (fork-from-message vs fork-latest), plus what happens to context after the fork.

A practical continuity plan: run sessions where they won’t sleep, use better transports for roaming, and use handoff/queues so you don’t lose work.

A practical workflow for using Claude Agent Teams without losing track: lead vs teammates, broadcast messages, and a “who needs attention” loop.

A provider-specific guide for Copilot: install, login model, and a phone workflow for check-ins and follow-ups without switching to remote desktop.

A practical guide to run your own ACP-compatible CLI on your computer and still get a phone-friendly workflow for check-ins, approvals, and follow-ups.

A provider-specific guide for Gemini: install, auth quirks, PATH overrides, and a phone workflow for check-ins, approvals, and follow-ups.

A provider-specific guide for Kimi: install, ACP mode, read-only agent behavior, and a phone workflow for safe check-ins.

A provider-specific guide for Qwen: install, conservative auth detection, PATH overrides, and a phone workflow for check-ins, approvals, and follow-ups.

A practical workflow to start Auggie on a computer you trust, then monitor progress, handle approvals, and send follow-ups from your phone without SSH.

Check progress, read tool output, and keep a long-running Claude Code session moving from mobile — without constantly SSHing into your machine.

Follow a provider-native session in Happier, then optionally take over (or take over + sync) when you want Happier to own it.

Two real workflows: (1) switch a Happier-started Claude session between remote and local mode, or (2) take over + sync a Claude session you started outside Happier.

Keep the same conversation going, switch which machine owns the session, and (optionally) move the workspace too.

A phone-friendly workflow for quick shell checks (git status, logs, dev servers) while the real terminal stays on your machine.

When your Claude Code / Codex session is running, use pending messages and steering so you don’t lose your thought (or derail the run).

Resume an inactive session without starting over — what “resume” actually means, when it’s available, and what to do when it isn’t.

A phone-first workflow for reviewing uncommitted changes (and AI-generated edits) with enough context to actually trust what you’re about to commit.

A practical way to come back later and answer “what changed?” fast: tool timeline, diff jumps, and a turn-end review loop that works on a phone.

A practical setup for running sessions on a stable machine and monitoring them from a phone, with honest trade-offs between cloud UIs, SSH, and phone-first dashboards.

A practical workflow for worktrees, naming, notifications, and “what needs attention” loops so you can run 5–20 sessions without living in tmux.

Share a running (or inactive) session with someone you trust so they can follow along or help — without copy/pasting transcripts.

Send a correction while the agent is mid-turn — when steering works, when it falls back to queueing, and how to avoid thrashing the run.

A practical workflow to detect “waiting for approval” vs “offline” vs “actually running”, using lightweight checks first and a phone-friendly control loop when you have it.

Start a Codex session on a machine you trust, then monitor, steer, approve, review, and continue from mobile — without turning your phone into a terminal.

Keep work/personal (or cloud/self-host) sessions separate, and avoid the “wrong server” confusion when opening links and notifications on mobile.

A phone-friendly way to talk through changes, ask for a plan, and keep voice providers on a tight privacy leash.

A practical way to approve risky actions on mobile without going full YOLO, using time-bounded access, workflow interrupts, and phone-first approval UIs.

A provider-specific guide to run Kilo on a computer you trust and keep it moving from your phone, including install, /connect login flow, and PATH overrides.

A practical way to send follow-ups from your phone while a session is busy/offline, without dropping messages or creating a second “shadow plan” in notes.

A practical voice workflow for phone-sized moments: when to brainstorm vs dictate, how to keep context, and how to keep voice providers on a privacy leash.

A provider-specific guide for Pi Coding Agent: install, env-based auth, connected services profiles, and a phone workflow for check-ins and follow-ups.

A phone-first workflow to review diffs, stage intentionally, and commit safely — without needing to remote-desktop into your machine.

Start and control Happier sessions from mobile, then continue the same session from desktop or the CLI.