I solve this by Syncthing running on all clients. Very rarely do I ever have a problem with conflicts. Only if I add a new pass while my phone is offline and then make another edit on my computer would there be an issue. I think it only happened once, and that was because I did it on purpose to see what happened.
Turns out syncthing creates a .conflict file and then I tell keepassxc to do a merge on the two files and then we are back to normal.
(side note) And the folding phone will be a "Apple First".
I wonder if they still still have a stupid camera notch on the device. They is no point (to me) have a thin phone even you end up having a 5mm notch the size of your phone
I used to joke about prompt engineering. But by jiminy it is a thing now. I swear sometimes I waste a good 10-20minutes writing up a good prompt and initial plan just so that claudecode can systematically implement something.
My usage is nearly the same as OP. Plan plan plan save as a file and then new context and let it rip.
That's the one thing I'd love, a good cli (currently using charm and cc) which allows me to have an implementation model, a plan model and (possibly) a model per sub agent. Mainly so I can save money by using local models for implementation and online for plans or generation or even swapping back. Charm has been the closest I've used so far allowing me to swap back and forth and not lose context. But the parallel sub-agent feature is probably one of the best things claudecode has.
(Yes I'm aware of CCR, but could never get it to use more than the default model so :shrug:)
I always try and push back on those beliefs, about reasonings why they believe it will be faster or more efficient than some other solution.
I've found , if you could type cast those people, they would be a tech architect who only uses "web scale" items. (Relevant link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GpOfwbFRcs )
I use this for my Lemmy instance & lemmy-ansible and it's been great! No longer having to support upgrade scripts and write a complete upgrade process[1] for people to follow has made my life a lot easier! Amazing product