Developer shares full recipe for me-box, a cloud workspace for coding agents across laptop and phone
coallaoh · x · 2026-10-16
Developer coallaoh published a complete recipe for me-box, a self-hosted cloud workspace for directing coding agents from a laptop or phone. Start a task in browser-based VS Code, close the laptop, and pick up the same conversation on your phone while agents keep working on the server — with queued follow-ups, conversation forking, file and app-preview review, and session status at a glance.
The guide covers server and domain setup, interfaces, agent workflows, and backups. Budget roughly $50/month for the server plus model usage. The author suggests handing the recipe to your favorite coding agent to build your own.
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