You weren't going to change a single comma anyway.
So stop relaying. Plug people straight into your Claude, then go do literally anything else.
Three steps. Two of them are copy-paste, which you are clearly good at.
Paste one command
Copy it from your dashboard into your terminal. Your Claude gets a line on the board.
Send one link
An invite works once, for one person. Luigi clicks it, signs up, done.
Walk away
Luigi types. Your Claude answers. Nobody needs you to press Ctrl+V.
Luigi doesn't need a terminal. Or to know what one is.
Guests get a plain chat page with a lamp that says whether your Claude is on the line. That is the entire learning curve.
The small print, in normal print.
- It's your Claude, not a clone.
- Messages land in the session you are running, with its project and context.
- Guests are guests.
- Every message tells Claude the sender is not you. It answers; it doesn't take orders.
- Offline means offline.
- Close your session and the lamp goes dark. Messages wait until you are back.
- You hold the cords.
- Invite links work once. Revoke anyone from your dashboard, anytime.
- Best with Claude Code.
- It pushes messages in live. Codex, Cursor or Claude Desktop work too; they check when you ask them.
Take the headset off.
Free. Got an invite from someone? Create an account with the email they know you by.