Product scenarios, install guides, and workflow deep-dives — the kind of stuff that's too long for the homepage and too specific to forget.
A worktree isolates the code. The development environment around that code is yours to set up — at the right lifecycle phase.
Local coding agents keep working after you leave the desk. Remote control is the architecture, the persistence, and the human-agent loop — not just the connection.
Multiple sessions multiply the things you have to track. The agent is not the bottleneck; your attention is.
An autonomous coding agent will keep working for hours — and then stop to ask you one question. Here is why agents pause, what they are waiting on, and how to stay useful without staring at the terminal.
Your coding agent runs on your machine. Your phone becomes the control surface — observe, approve, steer, resume.
Learn how to keep Claude Code running on your machine and control it remotely from your phone — SSH, vendor remote, chat-based, and beyond.
The 30-second QR-code registration that hands NightMe's daemon a Feishu app of its own.
Three commands and a tap on your phone — that's the whole loop.
One minute of YAML and every `/gtw` subcommand runs the hooks you want — without blocking the main flow if a hook fails.
One branch, one worktree, one agent, one PR. Run three of them in parallel — the rest of your `main` stays clean.
Get from zero to `nightme login feishu` in under a minute — one curl, no sudo.
PowerShell 5.1 (built-in) and PowerShell 7+ both work. No admin rights required for a per-user install.
Three projects, three chats, three agents — no state collision, no terminal babysitting.
A local AI Agent driver that bridges chat platforms to running CLI agents — so you can stop babysitting your AI and start shipping from your phone.