Ray Fernando and Korallis set up T3 Code on a Mac and connect remote machines and an iPhone, using existing authenticated coding CLIs and subscriptions. They demonstrate sending a prompt from the phone, tracking the same session and inspecting remote files and results. The development machine must remain reachable; this is remote control of local execution, not local model inference.
The setup includes provider authentication trouble, discussion of missing live agent output and browser keychain limitations, and requests for broader protocol support. They distinguish demonstrated functionality from proposed integrations and do not show a finished app delivered autonomously.
They configure an Open PStack-based workflow that routes planning, implementation and review across available models. Korallis advocates different model families checking each other, selectively installing relevant skills and using local models for lower-value documentation and large-codebase summaries. Reported token-equivalent costs and model preferences are anecdotes, not controlled benchmarks.
Later exploration compares a mobile SSH client, Oh My Pi, model routing, repository indexing and reusable workflow instructions. They emphasize keeping skills and instruction files synchronized while preserving task-specific context; unrelated personal assistant examples and membership promotion are omitted.
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