Isn't it open source already?

Or tailscale or any thing system administration required. Had a remote dev environment setup recently using Paseo as the orchestrator and for each Claude and codex sessions connecting them to the mobile app using the remote control features. Paseo already exposes a web UI but it's great being able to still use the apps for each of the models. Even got Claude to create a skill to dispatch work to cursor cli or other harness. Claude basically copied my local dev environment to a remote dev behind tailscale. Now I just use my phone, cloud flare tunnel/tailscale funnel to inspect work done. It was basically responsible for setting up the whole remote dev and created a reusable script to repeat on another fresh server.

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Looking at this and I just can't shake the feeling that humans would eventually use this for war purpose.

Yeah it is a great value for money. And a better experience compared to aws or other cloud providers. Although seems to be a JavaScript deployment platform so using other languages would be a deal breaker

Are u using the Codex native app or a cli agent like codex or pi?

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The core issue lies in whether elected officials have a personal stake in the outcomes of their decisions, or if strict incentives are in place for anyone seeking leadership, where failure carries serious repercussions. Consider a system where implementing a policy could result in severe penalties instead of just being voted out.

Try signing up for PayPal and someone pays u through with it. You would have to wait for at least 2 weeks before you can withdraw your money since it is a new account. Let's be honest with our comparisons pls

I initially tried t3code but eventually migrated to paseo since that has an actual mobile app without having to build locally.

This is just not true at all in any regard. Custodial lightning is still miles ahead of anything else even if it has its flaws.

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The difference is at least in the examples you gave those are options that can be supported by different clients because in some ways, they are standard and probably just different ways of doing the same thing. You didn't invent kinds that only one client uses.

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