Anthropic finally did it. They added the

one feature everyone's been waiting for.

The ability to use Claude Code wherever

you are. Whether you're on mobile, on

the go, in your browser, anywhere you

are, you can now use Claude Code to

build out your apps. And this changes

everything. I cannot stress that enough.

If you implement these new features into

your workflow, you are going to produce

10 times as much code. I'm going to show

you why Claude for web and mobile is so

important. how it's going to make you a

hundred times better than your

competition and show you the perfect

workflow for using these onthe-go

agents. If you stick with me to the end,

you're going to be a Claude for web and

mobile master. Let's get into it. So,

this was just released moments ago. You

can now use Claude code in both your web

browser. So, I'm in Google Chrome right

here as well as the Claude mobile app.

So, I just have my iPhone simulator open

here and it has the Claude app here. And

what you're able to now do is connect to

any of your GitHub repos. So anywhere

your code lives and spin up AI agents on

the go wherever you are to work on your

codebase. This means you don't need to

be sitting at your computer in your

development environment anymore to build

apps. You can be on your mobile phone at

the movie theater. You can be at the ice

cream parlor getting a chocolate ice

cream cone. You can be anywhere spinning

up AI agents to do work for you 24/7.

This is going to increase your

productivity tenfold. This is really

amazing. Just to give you a quick

example of how this works before I get

into how to set it up in some really

advanced workflows. Right now, I'm

working on this Poly Market scanning

app. It just scans Poly Market 247 for

big trades, insider trades, things like

that. Say I was about to go to bed and I

wanted to spin up an AI agent to add a

light mode to this app to do this work

while I'm sleeping. I can do that very

easily. I would just pull open my phone

right before I go to bed. I would choose

my Poly Market GitHub repo, which I'll

show you how to set up in a second, and

I just say something like, "Please add

the ability to switch to light mode on

the home screen." And I'd hit send on

that. And this would spin up an AI agent

on my phone that would then write this

code to add a light mode to my website.

And as you can see, it's completely

crossplatform. So it showed up in my

cloud code on web immediately. And this

AI agent is now working on the cloud,

working on my app, writing code, and

when I wake up in the morning, the code

will be fully done for me to review and

ship to my app. Before when using claude

code, you needed to be in your ID,

right? You needed to be sitting at your

computer fully engaged looking at your

monitor, sitting here writing prompts

and wait for the agent to work. That is

now torn out out the window. You don't

need to be sitting at your computer. You

can be anywhere on the go having agents

work for you 24/7. So, as you can see

here in the cloud on anthropic servers,

an AI agent is now going through my

codebase and writing all the code. I can

even enable notifications. This is

awesome. So I can get a little beep when

the agent's done working. So I'm going

to actually enable that. That's awesome.

And that gives you an idea of the power

that's just been unlocked for you with

this new functionality. Let's go into

setting this up. Then I'll go into kind

of an advanced workflow which is going

to make it so you get apps out 10 times

faster. So let's go into setup first. So

setup is super simple. I'll put the link

down below for this. You just need to

install the clawed GitHub app onto your

GitHub. So for anyone who's newer to

coding, hasn't done much of this before.

If you haven't yet, sign up for GitHub.

It's a repository where you store all

your code on the internet, sign up for

that. Any apps you're working on, just

ask the agent to push your code to

GitHub. It'll set that up for you. But

all you need to do is go to the link I

have in the description, install the

Claude GitHub app, and now Claude has

access to all your repositories and can

write code for you on the go. The way

this basically works is Claude is not

writing code on your computer. It's

writing code on the cloud and then

storing it in your GitHub. Then you have

the ability when you get back to your

computer to pull that code down, review

it, and commit it back to your main

branch. Once you have that installed

onto your GitHub, you're good to go. And

you'll now have all your repos here

listed in the cloud code for web. So you

can start doing work on all of them if

you want. So, let's talk about 10xing

your productivity with Claude code for

web and mobile. There are basically two

main workflows I think about when it

comes to Claude for web and mobile. That

is on the go. So, when I'm not at my

computer or if I'm at my computer using

Claude for web and mobile together with

my development environment. And I'll go

into what that means exactly in a

second. And I'll also go over these main

tips of getting the most out of these.

But basically, there's two times you

want to be using Cloud for web and

mobile. one, when you're not near your

computer, right? So, you're on the go,

maybe you're at the gym, maybe you're

picking up food and you think of ideas

and you spin up agents. That's when you

want to be on the mobile app for Claude

Code. And by the way, this mobile app,

this is just the Claude mobile app. So,

you just go into Claude on your phone

now and you can choose code and you can

spin up these agents. So, you want to be

using it on the go. You would just go in

here, go into your app, and spin up

agents. If you're on the go, the best

functionality to have it build out is

actually bigger tasks. The reason I like

to spin up agents that do larger tasks

for your app on the go is I'm not doing

any work simultaneously with those

agents cuz I'm not on my computer. So, I

can give the agents the ability to do

these bigger tasks and I'll be confident

it's not overlapping with code I'm

currently writing. The big issue when

you typically multitask with AI agents

is the AI agents could clash with each

other. they can write code that

conflicts. But if you're on the go,

you're not writing any code. So you can

give your agents bigger tasks to do

because they're working on their own.

You're not going to clash with anything

they're building. So when I'm on the go,

I like to do way bigger tasks. The other

workflow is when you're at your computer

and you're actually using Cloud Code in

your development environment, whether

that's inside Cursor or Visual Studio.

Here you want to be thinking about this

a little differently. Here is where I

like to do smaller tasks. So let me show

you this quick workflow. when I'm at my

computer, I'm using Claude code in my

development environment. So, I'm here in

my Poly Market app. I'm building out my

Poly Market scanner app that I just

showed you a second ago and I want to

work on some functionality here and I

also want to improve my productivity by

using those agents on web and mobile.

So, here's how I think about that when

working in the IDE. So, I use the Claude

Code IDE plugin for Visual Studio, which

is completely free. I go in here and I'm

working on larger tasks. So because I'm

handholding the agent inside the IDE, I

want to work on larger, more complex

tasks. And when I'm on web and mobile, I

want to give it smaller tasks, smaller

tasks that are separate from the bigger

task I'm working on. The reason being

when I spin up smaller tasks with the

agent on web and mobile, I can be more

confident they're not in conflict with

my larger task. So let's spin up some

smaller tasks and then I'll get to work

on my larger task and show you how I get

all this code committed. So first thing

I want to work on is redesigning these

bet cards. So I show in my scanner the

top large bets that just got placed on

ply market so you can see maybe what

bets people are super confident in. I

want to redesign these. I want them to

look a lot better. So let's go inside

the clawed agent here and let's give it

a prompt. Redesign the large bet cards

on the home screen to be more visually

appealing and stress the value of the

bet more. So I want the value of the bet

to be the biggest part so I can see how

big the bets are. So, I'm going to hit

send on that. And that is now going to

spin up a brand new agent to actually be

working on the app. And I'm going to

enable notification so I can get a

little ding when that agent's done

working. So now that agent is spun up in

the cloud and it's working on that task.

But I'm not done yet. Here's how you

really increase your productivity. So

I'm going to spin up yet another agent

to start working on here. So I'm going

to say improve the styling of the trader

profile. Maybe show an aggregate of

their bets so we can see which markets

they bet the most. So, I wanted to work

on the styling of the better card. So,

if you click on a better, you can see

what trades they've placed, what kind of

positions they're holding, their total

volume. I want to add more stats and

visuals here to see maybe what markets

they bet the most. So, I'm going to go

in, and this is completely separate from

the last task task I did. That's

important here. You don't want to give

overlaps to these agents because their

code might conflict. So, this is a

completely different component we're

working on. I'm going to hit send on

that. And now we have three AI agents

working on different visual tasks inside

our app. And now here's how we kick it

up a notch. We have those three agents

working on different tasks. Now we can

go into our IDE and we can start working

on our bigger task. So right now there's

no sort of filtering or anything on the

main polyarket dashboard here. I can't

filter by certain bet size or certain

traders or anything like that. This is a

pretty big piece of functionality. So,

I'm going to go into claude code in the

IDE and I'm going to say let's add

filters to the homepage. I want to be

able to filter the large bets by bed

size, market, and anything else you can

think of. And I'm going to hit send.

Now, I'm working with my agent locally

in my IDE to build out a bigger piece of

functionality. The reason why I'm

trusting it with a much bigger task is

I'm working here with it, handholding

it, approving things, watching how it

works, asking it questions, answering

questions it asks me. So, we can get a

lot more complex with what it's doing.

So, now let's take a look at what's

going on here right now in the workflow.

Before today, all you'd be able to do is

just work on singular tasks inside the

ID like this with clawed code. Now,

after today, things are a lot different.

We not are only working on functionality

with an AI agent in our IDE but now we

actually have three different agents

working here. We have one working on my

iPhone to build out a small piece of

functionality. We have two others

working on claw on web to build out

certain pieces of functionality and all

of this has handoff. All of this is

crossplatform so that when these tasks

are done, I can pull it down into my IDE

and I can review the changes, combine

the changes, and commit the code to

GitHub. This just changed your AI coding

workflow from one agent building out

functionality to multiple agents

building out functionality. And in a

second, I'm going to show you how you

can review and approve the changes those

agents are doing. This is a really

critical step you need to stick around

for. And while this is working, by the

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subscribe and turn on notifications as

well. So, I'm going to prove everything

Claude Code is doing inside the IDE here

as our agents work. as those agents are

working on the code. We're going to

review what they build in a second, but

I want to go over a few more tips with

you. So, a few more things you want to

know as you use Claude for web and

mobile is one, you want to avoid overlap

of functionality. So, you're going to be

spinning up a bunch of agents that work

on a whole bunch of tasks. You want to

avoid overlap between what they're

working on. So, when giving tasks to

agents on web, mobile, on your ID,

always think about what part of your app

they're working on and try to keep it

delineated. try to keep them separate so

that the code doesn't conflict. Like as

you can see, I worked on wow, you can

already see the the filters being built

out here. I worked on functionality on

the main site. I'm working on

functionality on the section down below

the main part header and then I'm also

having an agent work on functionality on

the trader view. Right? These are all

completely separate functions that the

agents are working on. If I had them

working on the same thing, there'd be

overlap and conflict, but we're avoiding

that for now. Here's a really important

one is building the muscle of constantly

thinking of ideas and spinning up

agents. What does that mean? This is a

brand new workflow you're implementing,

right? You've never in your entire life

had the ability to open up your phone

and give an AI agent a task to write

code. That's never happened before. You

now have that ability. So, you need to

build this muscle in order to get the

most value out of it. So, I like to do

different exercises to build this muscle

of coming up with ideas on the go. One

exercise I love to do is have agents

running every night. Before I go to bed,

I like to think of three tasks I can

give my AI agent to build out before I

go to bed. So, here's the challenge to

you if you're using Claude Code. Before

you go to bed tonight, pull out your

phone, go into the Claude app, and force

yourself to spin up three AI agents to

work on functionality. And what this is

going to do is it will build the muscle

in your head that comes up with ideas on

the go. And what you'll start seeing is

as you're at the gym, as you're at a

restaurant, as you're going for a walk,

ideas will come up. And you'll be able

to go on your phone and spin up those

agents to write code. And this is going

to increase the amount of apps and

functionality and code you come up with

exponentially. And you'll find you'll

get apps out so much quicker because

you'll be thinking of new ways to create

functionality in apps wherever you are.

So before we go back into the results of

those AI agents, I challenge you after

this video to now think of ways as

you're going out as you're doing

whatever to come up with new apps,

features, functionality to build so you

can start building that ideation muscle.

All right, looks like all of the agents

are done working here. They've all

notified me that the work is done. You

can see what they're saying here. It

looks like the change has been committed

to the branch. So when the agents are

done working and they write you code,

they create a new branch that you can

then review and pull down into your

instance. Let me show you how this would

work and how we would implement these

changes that the agents have made. So

I'm looking here. All changes have been

committed and pushed to this branch. I'm

going to copy this branch. I'm going to

go back into our IDE. I'm going to say

please pull down the code from then the

branch the agent gave us. I'm going to

hit enter. The agent will pull down the

new code that that other AI agent was

doing for us. We just have our AI

employees going out the wazoo here. I'm

going to hit yes. It is going to fetch

that code for us. It's going to merge it

and we'll be able to test it in a

second. All right, the code has been

pulled down. Let's check out the app.

And boom, you can see the the new bigger

cards. Poly market large bets. Now

they're big cards where you can see the

value. You can see the market. If I

click on the market, it pulls it open

inside Poly Market. That's really cool.

It improved the visuals tremendously

here. So, we can see the bigger bets in

a lot nicer way. Right now that we

pulled down the code from the agent, we

would just commit it now. Okay, this

looks great. Please commit the code. And

now it will ship that code into our

repository in GitHub in the main branch

and be good to go. Then from here, all

we do is go into the other agents, see

which branch they committed their code,

pull that down, and do the exact same

process. Pull it down, test it, push it

back to the main branch. This is the

workflow that is going to 10x your

productivity using clawed code. This is

such an amazing feature. It is so

important if you want to get ahead of

your competition to start leveraging

this immediately. Build the muscle in

your head of okay, how can I use these

agents? How do I come up with ideas for

these agents? You want to be

disappointed if there's ever a second in

the day where you don't have AI agents

doing work for you in cloud code. If if

you get into that mindset, I promise you

will ship 1,000 times faster. Over the

next few days, I'm going to launch a new

video showing you an even deeper and

more advanced workflow with these AI

agents. I wanted to just cover from a

high level in this video. So, make sure

to subscribe down below so that you get

notified the moment that video comes

out. I'll also be live streaming over

the next couple days showing you how to

use this live. So, turn on notifications

for that as well and stop by the live

stream, say hello, ask questions. I

can't wait to see you there. Hope this

was helpful. Let me know down below how

you'll be using the Claude Code agents

and I'll see you in the next