Happy Coder provides mobile and web clients for Claude Code, enabling users to access and control Claude Code remotely with real-time voice, encryption, and a full feature set. It is designed for engineers and developers who need to monitor and interact with Claude Code while away from their primary workstations, offering the benefit of continuous oversight and control.

How It Works

The project consists of three main components: happy-cli, happy-server, and the mobile client. The happy-cli acts as a wrapper around the standard Claude Code interface on the user's computer. When remote access is desired, the session is switched to a remote mode managed by happy-server, which facilitates encrypted synchronization between devices. Users can seamlessly switch control between their phone and desktop with a single keypress.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Install CLI: npm install -g happy-coder
• Download mobile apps from the iOS App Store or Android Play Store.
• Web App available at app.happy.engineering.
• Demo available at youtu.be/GCS0OG9QMSE.

Highlighted Details

• Mobile access to Claude Code for monitoring progress remotely.
• Push notifications for alerts on Claude's status or errors.
• Instant device switching between phone and desktop.
• End-to-end encryption ensures code remains unencrypted only on user devices.
• Open-source with no telemetry or tracking.

Maintenance & Community

The project is developed by a community of engineers. Further community engagement details are not provided in the README.

Licensing & Compatibility

The project is licensed under the MIT License. This license is permissive and generally compatible with commercial use and closed-source linking.

Limitations & Caveats

The README does not specify any limitations, known bugs, or deprecation notices. The project appears to be actively developed for its stated purpose.