Hand work to your other computer
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In the middle of a Claude Code session, hand the slow part to your other Mac: Claude commits on a new branch and pushes it, and with the computer picked by an at sign in lpm's prompt box, the Mac mini fetches that branch and runs the full test suite in the background with lpm exec while Claude keeps working on your laptop. You allow each step.
Transcript
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Intro
Halfway through a session, Claude Code pushes a branch, has your Mac mini run the slow tests on it, and keeps working here.
A session in progress
Claude Code is in the middle of a session on this MacBook Pro, adding a SAVE20 coupon to storefront. The full test suite is slow, so it was told not to run the tests here. The code is ready, and your Mac mini is free, so hand it the tests on a branch, without leaving this session.
Hand it off
Type the next request and an at sign: the Mac mini already allows commands, as set in Settings, Connections. Click Mac mini, then storefront, its own copy of the project. Ask Claude to commit on a new branch and push it, have the Mac mini switch to that branch and run the tests in the background, and update the README here meanwhile, then click Send.
You approve each step
Claude committed on a new branch and pushed it. Now lpm asks before the Mac mini fetches that branch, switches to it and runs the tests, so click Allow for this tab, and its next steps there won't ask again.
Both at once
While the tests run on the Mac mini, Claude keeps working here, adding SAVE20 to the README. When the run ends, Claude reports back: all fourteen tests pass on the Mac mini, on the new branch.
Keep going there
Open storefront under Mac mini: it's on the new branch now, ready for more work there. Push a branch, hand the slow part to another computer mid-session, and your agent keeps going here.
