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# Build From My Phone In Cloud Environments
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I mostly use Claude Code from a terminal with the `claude` CLI. Everything is
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running on my machine (except the inference). The codebase is already there, the
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feature branch is already in flight, all my tools and dotfiles are installed,
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the dev server or container VMs are running, etc. It's the closest to how I
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already worked before coding harnesses and allows me to seamlessly flow between
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agentic code, review, making my own edits, and so forth.
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However, I've been finding it pretty satisfying to open _Claude Code_ either in
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the MacOS app or iOS app, connect a GitHub repo, and then ask for a quick
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feature landed as a PR.
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This flow uses [Claude in the
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Cloud](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/claude-code-on-the-web) to boot up a
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development environment, pull down your codebase, create a branch, build a
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feature, run tests, boot the app, do all the different explorations and checks
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that `claude` typically does, and eventually land a PR back on GitHub.
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What I find particularly remarkable about this flow is that this _cloud session_
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is effectively synced across any device where I'm using Claude. So while I'm on
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the train home from the gym, I open the Claude iOS app, pick my repo, and
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describe a feature. By the time I get home, I open Claude.app on my computer
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where I can skim through the chat summary, view the diff, and then suggest next
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steps or jump to the PR on GitHub.
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I'm finding this workflow particularly exciting for side projects because I can
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kick of feature experiments from anywhere when the idea comes to me.
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