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.