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Happy Coder: Open‑Source Mobile Web Client for Claude & Codex
Happy Coder turns your phone or browser into a real‑time command‑center for Claude Code and Codex. With end‑to‑end encryption, instant device switchover, push notifications, and a zero‑telemetry CLI, it’s the most developer‑friendly, privacy‑first way to run AI coding agents on the go. Learn how to install the Happy CLI, set up the mobile app, and start controlling your AI across devices in minutes.
Automate Obsidian Notes with obsidian-skills for Claude & Codex
Meet obsidian‑skills, the open‑source library that lets Claude and Codex turn your Obsidian vault into a smart workspace. By following the Agent Skills specification, it supports plain‑text file creation, Obsidian‑style Markdown, and JSON canvas editing. Install it straight from the Obsidian plugin marketplace or drop the files into your /.claude or ~/.codex/skills folders. In just a few clicks, you’ll be able to ask Claude “create a new meeting note” or Codex “format the last blog post” and watch the changes happen instantly. Boost productivity, reduce manual typing, and keep everything in one place.
CLIProxyAPI: Unified Gemini, Claude & Codex API Proxy
CLIProxyAPI turns a single local server into a universal bridge for Gemini, Claude, Codex, Qwen, and more. It offers OAuth‑based multi‑account management, seamless streaming, function calling, multimodal input, and automatic model fallback—all with a tiny Go binary and Docker image. In this article we walk through installation, configuration, example usage from the CLI and SDK, and how projects like v9Router and ProxyPal extend its reach. Whether you’re a developer building AI tooling or a coder who hates juggling multiple API keys, CLIProxyAPI simplifies everything into one manageable endpoint.