Objective
Use the iPhone-to-CLI flow for real GitHub and Launchplane work, so a quick remote update can identify the work, recover its authoritative status, and send a useful follow-up into the correct local session.
with Launchplane integration
This exact phrase from the merged DIRECTION.md admits the issue to Remote access on the fresh start.
Finish Line
From the phone, the owner follows one GitHub-backed work item and one work item on Launchplane itself through the correct local CLI sessions, requests a current update, sends a follow-up, and sees the result with authoritative source links. Existing supported Launchplane/GitHub paths perform the work.
Current Status
State: blocked on #976.
Next action: resolve current supported Launchplane context/action contracts and the two representative work items, then connect them to #976's remote session route.
Blocked by: #976 through a native dependency.
Last verified: 2026-09-26. The September 25 shared read-only context lookup returned no_context/missing_config. Live service availability and permissions remain unverified.
Scope
GitHub remains the durable work record; Launchplane service records remain authoritative for managed runtime and operation state. Reuse existing catalog skills/helpers and expose useful work links in the selected phone surface. Keep private service routing in supported private configuration.
Ordinary messages and already-authorized operations use existing identities and boundaries. A new phone-side privileged approval mechanism is separate work: #794 is historical context, not a prerequisite to this first integration.
Acceptance Criteria
Relationships
Child of the fresh remote-access workstream, following the usable three-session flow.
Related: #794 and its linked Launchplane contract work. Recheck their current scope before reusing any old design; no old native host implementation is automatically revived.
Validation
Read back the authoritative work state after the phone exchange. Separate a successful message delivery from an operation's actual success. Use public-safe issue/PR/evidence links and redacted service status; keep private payloads and credentials out of GitHub.
Decisions
First integration demonstrates the existing workflow from the phone. It does not grant new runtime, release, account, merge, or owner-identity authority.
Open Questions
Implementation must discover which supported current Launchplane surfaces cover the selected examples. Track a concrete missing capability in its owning repository if one is demonstrated.
Objective
Use the iPhone-to-CLI flow for real GitHub and Launchplane work, so a quick remote update can identify the work, recover its authoritative status, and send a useful follow-up into the correct local session.
This exact phrase from the merged DIRECTION.md admits the issue to
Remote access on the fresh start.Finish Line
From the phone, the owner follows one GitHub-backed work item and one work item on Launchplane itself through the correct local CLI sessions, requests a current update, sends a follow-up, and sees the result with authoritative source links. Existing supported Launchplane/GitHub paths perform the work.
Current Status
State: blocked on #976.
Next action: resolve current supported Launchplane context/action contracts and the two representative work items, then connect them to #976's remote session route.
Blocked by: #976 through a native dependency.
Last verified: 2026-09-26. The September 25 shared read-only context lookup returned no_context/missing_config. Live service availability and permissions remain unverified.
Scope
GitHub remains the durable work record; Launchplane service records remain authoritative for managed runtime and operation state. Reuse existing catalog skills/helpers and expose useful work links in the selected phone surface. Keep private service routing in supported private configuration.
Ordinary messages and already-authorized operations use existing identities and boundaries. A new phone-side privileged approval mechanism is separate work: #794 is historical context, not a prerequisite to this first integration.
Acceptance Criteria
Relationships
Child of the fresh remote-access workstream, following the usable three-session flow.
Related: #794 and its linked Launchplane contract work. Recheck their current scope before reusing any old design; no old native host implementation is automatically revived.
Validation
Read back the authoritative work state after the phone exchange. Separate a successful message delivery from an operation's actual success. Use public-safe issue/PR/evidence links and redacted service status; keep private payloads and credentials out of GitHub.
Decisions
First integration demonstrates the existing workflow from the phone. It does not grant new runtime, release, account, merge, or owner-identity authority.
Open Questions
Implementation must discover which supported current Launchplane surfaces cover the selected examples. Track a concrete missing capability in its owning repository if one is demonstrated.