Use case · commute
A phone is useful for understanding whether a local agent needs direction. Save code review, terminal output, and merge decisions for a safe, focused workstation session.
Beeplane can surface session context while your host is online. Avoid sending sensitive instructions on a shared screen or making code approval decisions while distracted.
Pair the phone and configure the relay on a trusted network. Confirm the host will stay awake and connected.
Open the right project and read recent transcript messages. Determine whether the agent is progressing, blocked, or waiting for clarification.
If the next step is unambiguous, send a short message. Defer destructive actions and sensitive approvals until you can review carefully.
Inspect the full diff and run project checks when you arrive. The phone check-in is for orientation, not final validation.
A quick orientation check and a low-risk clarification from a paired phone.
Detailed code approval while distracted, in transit, or unable to review the diff.
No notification guarantee is implied here. Open Beeplane to check the latest activity available from the host.
No. Remote check-ins require an online, reachable host.
This page describes session check-ins. Review and merge code with your normal repository tools.
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