I was a bit late to the Claude Code party, and started about six months after most of my friends. I openly admit I was pretty hesitant that AI had any shot at taking over coding, but it's slowly won me over in the last few months. Like most people, I used it at first a bit tepidly, not entirely sure of it's strengths or its weaknesses. Slowly over the first few weeks I started being able to produce decent code consistently, so I thought I should experiment with it a bit more. I started on the $20/mo plan just to get my feet wet. That's great for small code changes but you quickly run into limits. ...

I've been experimenting with AI-assisted development tools for the last couple of weeks, and Claude Code has pretty much become a permanent fixture in my workflow at this point. I've been testing a few different scenarios with running it - one on my local machine, and another running Claude on my Arch Linux server back in my office. I tend to work on multiple projects during the same day, so finding a solution that worked for both was what I was after. I trialed a lot of different shells and connection tools, but finally found a group of tools that I think works pretty well for me, so I wanted ...