cordless v0.6: Going CLI-First — Run It, Scan the QR, You're Paired
TL;DR — cordless manages your remote terminal / coding-agent (Claude Code, Codex) sessions and puts them on your phone. v0.6 makes it CLI-first : run …
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Hey developers! 👋 I'm Vinnu ( @vinnugollakoti ), Software Engineer from India. Over the years, I’ve worked on Web2, Web3, and multiple AI projects. On…
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Stop Guessing 'chmod' I Built a Free Visual Permissions Builder for Linux
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A month ago I was building a side project and kept hitting the same wall: I'd start a task with OpenAI, hit the rate limit, manually switch to Anthrop…
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