I have been working with Anthropics Claude Code and last night,
I “accidentally implemented a sensible workflow at 2am.”
Here is what I did.
I had been updating a bunch of things, with my Claude Pro Stack at $17. I totally revampted my JE9.US site.
Needless to say, that $17 was tokenized in an instant.
So, I stepped it up and got the Max Account @ 5X ( will probably do the 20X next month, lets see if my daughter fleeces me..lol )
and, at the same time, I set up the cli on my other boxes.
Enter TailScale.
I also started using Tailscale for Networking.
RustDesk
I also want to use Rustdesk, to access my servers remotely, so I setup my RustDeskServer on je9.us.
The Good Part Now:::
sorry for the buildup, but I needed to lay the foundation.
My great 2AM idea was to setup a Git Rep, called claude and put a claude.md file or something so that, all of my tailscale devices, and I have 6 servers to log into, including my main laptop,
and Claude Code can remember what I did on one computer and remember what it is i’m doing or if I ask a question, there can be a memory.
I found out later its not all that original, and there is accutally a name for it,
“There’s even a convention for it — a CLAUDE.md file at the repo root that Claude Code automatically picks up as context when it starts in that directory. You can also have NOTES.md, a running JOURNAL.md, architecture docs, whatever fits.”
To get it to work, each system had to read a claude-memory-sync-setup.md file and add the token to git via github.com/settings/tokens/new
The problem is, I do so much with Ai, I forgot what I did. so now, I have to remember what I was doing, and to keep up with it.
soon, I can have claude code ssh to all of my tailscale nodes and do work.
I’ll have to deep dive who to really thank later. as always,
thank you to Ken Thompson, inventor of the c programming language, and UNIX.
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