A Practical Stack for Remotely Controlling AI Agents
数字生命卡兹克 · wechat · 2026-07-16
The author shares a complete workflow for running AI agents remotely: using Codex as the primary driver, hosted on an always-on Mac Mini at home to centralize rules, configurations, memory, and skills. This setup is then controlled remotely via phone or MacBook, avoiding multi-device sync and maintenance headaches.
When Codex's remote control falls short, they use NetEase UU Remote as a fallback. This allows full desktop visibility on a phone, enabling QR code logins, unlocking the computer, navigating GUIs, and even launching CLIs remotely. The author cites practical scenarios like logging into Tencent Cloud during business trips, verifying solutions on mobile, and switching between Codex/Claude/KimiCode. The ultimate goal is to turn fragmented downtime into productive Agent working hours.
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