happy-vibecode

Pair an Expo mobile app with a local CLI bridge via WebSockets.

2|Updated Mar 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/involvex/happy-vibecode --skill happy-vibecode
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: happy-vibecode
Source: https://github.com/involvex/happy-vibecode/tree/main/.agents/skills/happy-vibecode
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/involvex/happy-vibecode --skill happy-vibecode

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Enables developers to remotely control AI coding agents (Kilo, Claude, Copilot) from a mobile device or browser without manually managing persistent WebSocket connections, pairing workflows, or mobile deployment steps.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CLI install & configuration: Global CLI installation and a guided configuration wizard that generates bridge codes and registers your local bridge with the server.
  • Bridge pairing & real-time control: Pair an Expo-based mobile app with a local CLI bridge to send prompts and receive agent responses over WebSockets routed via Cloudflare Workers.
  • Mobile build & deployment: Build preview and production Android artifacts via EAS, and configure Firebase FCM for push notifications to the mobile client.

Quick Start

Install the @happy-vibecode/cli globally, run the configuration wizard to generate a bridge code, pair the mobile app with that code, and start the bridge to control agents from your phone.

Frequently Asked Questions about happy-vibecode

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I remotely control AI coding agents from my phone?

You can remotely control AI coding agents by pairing a local CLI bridge with an Expo mobile app, routing real-time prompts and responses over WebSocket connections through Cloudflare Workers.

What is the best way to maintain WebSocket connections for mobile coding agent control?

Maintaining WebSocket connections for mobile coding agent control is handled by a local CLI bridge that pairs with an Expo app, routing persistent real-time communication through Cloudflare Workers.

How do I pair a local CLI bridge with a mobile app to send coding prompts?

Pairing a local CLI bridge involves installing the CLI globally, running a configuration wizard to generate a bridge code, and entering that code into the Expo mobile app to link the devices.

Do I need EAS to build and deploy the mobile app for remote coding control?

Yes, EAS is required to build preview and production Android artifacts for the mobile app, and Firebase FCM setup is needed to configure push notifications for the remote coding client.

Can I use Cloudflare Workers to route WebSocket traffic for a coding agent bridge?

Yes, Cloudflare Workers can route WebSocket traffic for a coding agent bridge, enabling real-time communication between the local CLI and the paired Expo mobile application.

What are the limitations of using a CLI bridge for remote coding agent control?

Limitations of using a CLI bridge include the need for continuous local execution, manual EAS deployment for mobile updates, and persistent WebSocket management to maintain the connection.