Boris

Once you have that, you're good.

This morning, I kicked off, I think, like three quads as soon as I woke up.

I just had some thought in the morning about, well, maybe I should build this thing or fix this bug or whatever.

I was checking Twitter and someone had a bug report.

So I just opened my phone.

And in the quad app, on the left side, you click the little menu and there's a code tab.

So you can just access quad code there.

That's what I use for a lot of my code.

And it's funny, I never would have guessed that this is the way that I code.

If you asked me a year ago, I would never have predicted that the way I code now is like probably half of it is just on my phone and it sort of just works.

And then web is kind of the other part.

So once I've run out of tabs, because it's just like, you know, it's kind of a pain to manage a bunch of different Git checkouts because in each tab in my terminal, I actually have a totally separate Git checkout.

And I don't really use work trees or anything like that.

I just keep it pretty simple.

Um, and in web, if I, if I just ran out of terminal tabs, I'll just start like overflowing to web and starting tasks there.

Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah.

And we have a Android app now too.

So yeah, just like use the mobile app and see how far that can take you.

If it's not giving you good results, also make sure that you tune the environment setup and make sure that you invest in your quad.md.