Vibeservering: How I built Indiequery

Remember when you had that perfect feature idea at 2am but couldn’t code it because you were away from your dev machine? Or when you spotted a critical bug while out shopping with your girlfriend but had to wait until you got home? Those days are over.

Vibeservering is the practice of installing AI coding assistants like Claude Code directly on your web server so you can build and fix apps from literally anywhere, especially your phone.

What is Vibeservering?

Vibeservering means installing an AI coding assistants CLI like Claude Code or OpenAI Codex on your server and vibecoding directly in the web environment. You can easily do this in your staging environment, or - in non-critical apps - even directly in production.

Instead of: Local development on laptop → Git push → Server deployment → test in browser

You do: SSH into server on mobile → tell Claude Code what to do → verify live change right away

Advantages of Vibeservering

Simple & Fast

• Make change in one environment and verify instantly

• Ship features and fixes the moment you think of them

Mobility

• Code from your phone via SSH apps

• Use any computer with internet

• No more “I’ll fix it when I get home”

How to Vibeserver

It’s super easy to get started. All you need is this:

1. A web server you can SSH into and install tools like Claude Code on. (I bought a €5 / month Hetzner VPS - read my end-to-end tutorial here)

2. Install Claude Code (or similar tools like OpenAI Codex): curl -fsSL https://docs.claude.com/install.sh | sh

3. Download the Termius app and set up SSH access

Interested in learning more?

👉 https://indiequery.com/blog/vibeservering-code-anywhere-with-claude-code-on-yo/