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How to ask for an app change in chat and get it shipped with Mojito

Describe a small fix or feature in chat and let the Claude Code loop ship it to your devices.

Who it is forA self-hoster who finds a small annoyance in the planner and wants it fixed without writing code.

The problemSoftware you use changes only when its vendor releases, so small friction stays for weeks.

The outcomeA chat request becomes a triaged change that ships to the web app, phone or Mac with a summary of what changed.

What you need first

  • A Mac or Mac mini where Claude Code runs, as the README describes
  • A server you control to host the hub (FastAPI and SQLite), with HTTPS and a few tokens
  • Access to the model provider you choose (the README says Anthropic today)
  • Comfort with self-hosting, per docs/SETUP.md

Steps

  1. Open the chat in the web app or the phone app and describe the change, for example a font size or a layout tweak.
  2. Wait for the Claude Code session on your Mac to triage it and mark it as auto or ask.
  3. If it appears under Needs your decision, tap Approve.
  4. Open the app after the push that says what shipped and check the change.

Prompt for your agent

In the TimeLovercc/mojito repo, pick up open feedback from the hub, decide whether it is auto-ship or ask, and apply the change for <feedback-id> in the private copy. Expected output: a one-line plan, a passing typecheck and build, and a summary sent to the hub. Verify the change appears in the app after the build.

Caveat. Risky changes wait for your OK only because the maintainer follows the docs, since the README says the code does not enforce this yet.

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