The password check was the easiest way to crash my server
Driving Claude Code on my Mac from an iPhone. No API to write into, a screen that's illegible once shrunk — and three security features that didn't exist.
🧪 A GemLabs lab. This is a GemLabs build log — a weekend experiment wiring a real workflow with an AI coding agent. If you ship anything with a login on it, the thing worth stealing isn’t the tool. It’s the habit: a security feature you have only read is a security feature you have not added.
I leave the house with an agent halfway through a job. It’s going to finish in four minutes and then sit there, blinking, waiting for someone to type yes.
That’s the whole motivation. Not “code from my phone” — nobody wants to write code on a phone. I wanted to read what it’s doing and answer it. Approve the plan. Say “no, not that file.” Drop in one more sentence while I’m in a taxi.
Then the actual question: how do you get a phone into an AI that has no way in?
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