12 March 2026 · Video tutorial
Control Your Coding Terminal From Your Phone (Codex, Claude Code, Gemini)
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What this control coding terminal from phone solves
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Control your coding terminal from your phone and continue the same session on your PC or VPS. In this video I walk through a remote terminal setup that lets you:
- start work on desktop
- scan a QR code
- reconnect from your phone
- keep the same live terminal session running
You can use it with tools like Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and other terminal-based AI tools.
Key takeaways
This is useful when you want to monitor builds, continue coding away from your desk, or move between devices without restarting your environment. The repo for this build is inside the Academy.
Step-by-step implementation
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
- how to run a remote terminal on your PC or VPS
- how to reconnect to the same session from your phone
- how to install it with Docker
- how to connect AI coding tools like Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini
- how to expose the terminal with Cloudflare Tunnel
TOOLS USED:
- Docker
- Cloudflare Tunnel
- Codex CLI
- Claude Code
- Gemini CLI
- Remote Terminal app
WHO IT’S FOR:
- developers using AI coding tools
- builders creating automation systems
- freelancers testing remote dev workflows
- anyone who wants a portable coding setup
TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 00:34 Scan QR and resume terminal on phone 01:39 Control terminal from phone 02:39 Download files to phone 03:24 Install the remote terminal 04:12 Docker setup 05:11 Configure env and rebuild container 06:34 Install Codex CLI 07:30 Sign in from phone with callback URL 08:55 Run Codex in the terminal 09:08 Expose terminal with Cloudflare Tunnel 10:00 Reconnect from phone again 11:45 Download generated files from phone 12:58 Create folders and switch sessions 14:48 Quick tools, UI notes, and session controls 16:24 Download folders and use remote builds 17:07 Docker vs direct PC install 18:26 Why this workflow is useful 19:04 Repo location and feedback
NOTES:
- start with Docker first so the terminal only touches the workspace folder while you test it
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Execution checklist for this week
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Questions people ask
How long does it take to implement this control coding terminal from phone?
Most teams can apply a first working version in a few days if the workflow is scoped tightly and the owner is involved in approvals.
Can I use this without new tools?
Yes. Start with your current stack, then automate only the repeated bottleneck once the manual path is clear and measurable.
Where do I get support while implementing?
Use the community for tactical feedback and implementation troubleshooting, then escalate to a direct call for custom architecture.
Need this connected to your business?
Show me the bottleneck.
I will look at the process and tell you the smallest useful first version.
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