Remote access to a local session
Start a Claude Code session locally and connect to it from claude.ai/code, the Claude mobile app, or another browser without moving the session off your machine.
Claude Code Remote Control lets developers continue a local Claude Code session from phone, tablet, or browser, while work stays on their machine.
Claude Code Remote Control lets you continue a local coding session from your phone, tablet, or browser through claude.ai/code or the Claude mobile app. It is in research preview and available on Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans.
Unlike Claude Code on the web, Remote Control keeps the session running on your machine and uses the browser or mobile app as a remote window into that local session. That means your filesystem, MCP servers, tools, and project settings remain available while you move between devices.
Start a Claude Code session locally and connect to it from claude.ai/code, the Claude mobile app, or another browser without moving the session off your machine.
Keep the same conversation in sync across terminal, browser, and phone so you can send messages from whichever surface is convenient.
Use your local filesystem, MCP servers, tools, and project configuration while connected remotely, with `@` autocompleting file paths from your project.
Resume work after laptop sleep or a network drop; the session reconnects automatically when the machine comes back online.
Choose how sessions are created with `same-dir`, `worktree`, or `session` modes, and use flags such as `--name`, `--capacity`, and `--sandbox` to control session behavior.
See connection status and tool activity in the terminal, plus a Remote Control indicator and session link while the connection is active.
Start a task at your desk, then continue it from a phone or browser when you step away from your computer without losing the local session context.
Keep a Claude Code session alive through sleep or a temporary connection loss, then reconnect when the machine is back online.
Use the same session from a terminal, browser, and mobile app to send messages from whichever surface is most convenient at the moment.
Continue working against your existing project setup, including local tools and MCP servers, without recreating context in a separate cloud session.
Remote Control is available on Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans. API keys are not supported, and Team or Enterprise admins must enable the Remote Control toggle before users can use it.
You can start a Remote Control session from the CLI with `claude remote-control`, from the current session with `/remote-control`, or from the VS Code extension using the `/remote-control` command.
No. Remote Control sessions stay on your local machine and the browser or mobile app only acts as a window into that session.
Remote Control works with claude.ai/code and the Claude mobile app on iOS and Android, and it can be connected to a Claude Code session running on your machine.
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