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As someone who uses both Claude Code and Codex, having a unified interface while still being able to use their respective harnesses is a godsend. I've tried a lot of alternatives, and nothing even remotely comes close to the level of polish this one has. The session sync is buttery smooth as well, it's even better than Claude Code mobile I would say. Thanks so much for the recommendation.
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Not only is it good - but the maintainer is active and really nice, helped me fix two bugs straight off the bat!
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+1 for Paseo. Switched over to it a few weeks ago from conductor.build then superset.sh. The mobile app plus Hetzner VPS has been really enjoyable in terms of just firing off random tasks and not being stuck at my desk.
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this looks prettttttty slick i might dive in later.

are people using these things but isolating agents to some sort of containerization individually or do you have like one big dev env ? probably time i get around to sorting a better dev container strategy just to isolate agents here but trying to think of the best way to set this up locally.

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I had another comment in a thread last week about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49111625

I really think that using something like Paseo (I use Ouijit[1] because I think it's actually a step ahead of where most of these multiplexers are) and nono[2] is basically the best coverage you can have, and really lets you go crazy with auto mode or permission skipping withiout having to worry about any security concerns.

A lot of people lean into the VMs but realistically it's not actually doing a lot of the security work that you need and leaves you wide open to prompt injection/exfiltration attaacks. The flexibility of a good nono setup (which is easy because they ship a nono skill that claude can consume) actually locks things down significantly better

1. https://ouijit.com/ 2. https://nono.sh/

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It’s just a personal preference, to be honest, so I wouldn’t overengineer it yet. In my case, I run it in a VM behind Tailscale. The main reason is that I want it to be able to install or use whatever tools it needs without contaminating my main machine. It can expose anything I need over Tailscale. So for me, it’s basically just a cheap, throwaway machine.
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I have a VM in which I run my general compute. In that VM I use incus linux container and run these tools as unauthorized user of the container. That should be reasonable security while having nice control for resources.
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+1 for paseo. Switched yesterday and it’s a dream how flexible and clean it is.
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