Adding Atom and RSS Feeds From My Phone

The cost of failure is in decline while the value of curiosity has sky-rocketed.

Claude Code Mobile

Over the past months, I have been hearing more stories of developers solving bugs using their phones, so I decided to add a feature to this blog which I had been meaning to implement: Atom and RSS feeds. I use Claude quite a bit on my phone to ask questions about everyday things or brainstorm ideas, but I never looked at the Claude Code feature. The interface of Claude Code on a smartphone is interesting, but felt almost wrong based on my experience programming by hand.

I selected my Github repo, used Wispr Flow to transcribe the spec for the feeds into the Claude Code input field, and let Claude generate the spec. Claude made a PR for me and I checked the code. I had a few questions for Claude and checked the implementation. Once the code made sense to me and I saw it worked, I merged the PR.

Reading code on a computer is much more comfortable than looking at the Github app on my phone, but being able to delegate a task to Claude on my phone the moment an idea pops into my head is a creative enabler. There are still many open questions regarding AI, but on thing I am certain of is its ability to empower humans to take a step into the unknown and try new things. The cost of failure is in decline while the value of curiosity has sky-rocketed.