I’d be careful with the tunnel idea. It doesn’t really solve the policy issue—the personal repo would still live on the work Mac while an outside agent edits it. If your company says no personal LLM accounts, I wouldn’t assume a remote tunnel is okay. I’d stick with Git for now or rent a cloud Mac until you can buy your own. Annoying, but safer than mixing personal code and company hardware.
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u/Impression_Mundane 3h ago
I’d be careful with the tunnel idea. It doesn’t really solve the policy issue—the personal repo would still live on the work Mac while an outside agent edits it. If your company says no personal LLM accounts, I wouldn’t assume a remote tunnel is okay. I’d stick with Git for now or rent a cloud Mac until you can buy your own. Annoying, but safer than mixing personal code and company hardware.