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Claude Code Remote Control

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Re: Claude Code Remote Control

#171
One more step closer to a closed source system. I think their objective is to move all your code on their systems so you can only modify the code through their AI so they have a moat and will be difficult to move away. They will “guard” your source code and you’ll never see it.

Imagine if tomorrow they make a 10x smarter AI, but they say: you can only use if you upload your source code to us and you can’t see anymore the source code.

So you either stay on lower end models or you give up and use a 10x model.

I only see one issue: will be very difficult for them to “guard” the source code and don’t let you access.

Re: Claude Code Remote Control

#172

Posted elsewhere but will copy here. Been doing this for a while. - - - get tailscale (free) and join on both devices install tmux get an ios/android terminal (echo / termius) enable "remote login" if on mac (disable on public wifi) mosh/ssh into computer now you can do tmux then claude / codex / w/e on either device and reconnect freely via tmux ls and tmux attach -t - - - You can name tmux and resume by name via tm…

I think everyone started out with this

I'm still doing this. Is there a better setup? It's already very convenient and secure.

Re: Claude Code Remote Control

#174
post #69
post #5

We've re-invented GNU screen in the most inefficient way imaginable

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tmux/screen is literally less work to use than this thing.

You need to learn to type less than a dozen total characters including the command.

Not to mention a lot of terminals automatically integrate with tmux so you don’t have to do anything but open the terminal.

Sure, different tools for different people. And if you want to use a new fangled triangular wheel they just invented, no one’s going to stop you

It’s still a triangular wheel at the end of the day

Re: Claude Code Remote Control

#175
post #93

This is an extremely clunky and buggy prerelease, so don't try to hot fix prod from the toilet without a different mobile frontend. Right now: - You can't interrupt Claude (you press stop and he keeps going!) - At best it stops but just keeps spinning - The UI disconnects intermittently - It disconnects if you switch to other parts of Claude - It can get stuck in plan mode - Introspection is poor - You see XML in the…

Struggled with it also, given up (for now). I thought coding was a solved problem Boris?

He is trolling to increase the stock price before IPO

Re: Claude Code Remote Control

#176

One more step closer to a closed source system. I think their objective is to move all your code on their systems so you can only modify the code through their AI so they have a moat and will be difficult to move away. They will “guard” your source code and you’ll never see it. Imagine if tomorrow they make a 10x smarter AI, but they say: you can only use if you upload your source code to us and you can’t see anymore…

Yeah, the only thing keeping them from doing that is that the open weight free models are just as good.

I wonder if they would take away your ability to prompt, maybe only letting you run agentically.

Re: Claude Code Remote Control

#177

Posted elsewhere but will copy here. Been doing this for a while. - - - get tailscale (free) and join on both devices install tmux get an ios/android terminal (echo / termius) enable "remote login" if on mac (disable on public wifi) mosh/ssh into computer now you can do tmux then claude / codex / w/e on either device and reconnect freely via tmux ls and tmux attach -t - - - You can name tmux and resume by name via tm…

I think everyone started out with this

I think people familiar with tmux/screen and tailscale or how to setup their own VPN might have.

Based on my experience many people don't know this is a thing you can do.

Re: Claude Code Remote Control

#178
post #170

Weird all these companies struggle so much to support remote services, ssh has been working for me pretty seamlessly for like the 20 years I've been using it and has allowed me to remote-control any computer I own with relatively reliable authentication (with some hiccups that tend to be patched pretty rapidly when found) throughout that entire period. I hear tell it worked even before I was using computers professio…

Yeah but this is from an AI company so its mad different
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