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Working with files, terminal and AI on a Mac.
Claude Code vs Cursor, an agent in the terminal or an assistant inside the editor
Claude Code vs Cursor on a Mac: what each one is in 2026, pricing side by side, single vendor versus many models, and how to decide which belongs at the center of your day.
What to put in a CLAUDE.md file so Claude Code understands your project
What belongs in a CLAUDE.md file, where Claude Code looks for it, how big it should be, and how to check it loaded, so the agent stops repeating the same mistakes.
What the Codex CLI is and how to run it inside a project folder on a Mac
A practical guide to Codex CLI on macOS: install routes, which ChatGPT plans include it, the sandbox and approval settings that matter, and how to set up a project folder.
Leaving the Codex CLI running on your Mac and checking on it from somewhere else
Codex CLI remote access: what OpenAI's Remote feature covers, why it does not attach to a CLI session, and the SSH, tmux and companion-app routes that do.
How to control your Mac from an iPhone, and which method fits which job
Four ways to control mac from iphone, from Screen Sharing and VNC to SSH, Shortcuts, and agent sessions, with the setup each needs and where each one falls apart.
Keeping a Mac mini running at home and controlling it from your iPhone
How to control a Mac mini from an iPhone: keep it awake and reachable, choose between screen sharing and SSH, and survive restarts and power cuts while away.
How the Cursor agent works and when it is better to run an agent in the terminal
How the Cursor agent is built, what its tools can reach, how approvals and checkpoints work, and the point at which running the same agent from the terminal or in the cloud fits the work better.
What Cursor AI is and how it fits next to your files and terminal
What Cursor AI actually is, what the free plan covers, how the agent gets permission to run commands, and where it stops being the right window for work that lives in files and the terminal.