The usual advice for reading protected Mac data over SSH is to give sshd Full Disk Access. That hands every SSH login your Mail, Messages and Safari history. A 154-line launcher gives the grant to one fixed program instead.
Claude Code’s desktop CI panel shells out to local gh in the session’s working directory — a remote path that doesn’t exist on my Mac. I fixed the premise by making the path exist: first with a FUSE-T mount that pinned a CPU at 100%, then with a git-worktree mirror that doesn’t. Plus the open-source tool that does it for you.
How I added an optional LLM post-processing step to clean up voice transcriptions, with lessons on prompt engineering and graceful degradation.
How iTerm2’s tmux control mode turns remote SSH sessions into native Mac tabs with persistent sessions, proper scrollback, and zero friction.
Stop re-granting Accessibility permissions after every rebuild by creating a stable self-signed certificate.