// 6 tips tagged "remote"
Use the Claude mobile app's Code tab to write and review code from your phone without opening a laptop.
Claude Code channels let you message a running session from Discord or Telegram, so you can check progress and give instructions from your phone while Claude works on your local files.
Start a Claude Code session in your terminal and continue it on the web, or pull a web session into your local terminal with --remote and --teleport.
The --channels flag lets MCP channel servers forward Claude's permission prompts to your phone, so long-running sessions don't stall while you're away from the keyboard.
Wrapping Claude Code in a tmux session on a remote machine means your session survives connection drops, airplane wifi, and closed laptops.
mosh (mobile shell) keeps your SSH connection to a remote Claude Code server alive through network switches, laptop sleep, and wifi drops — where regular SSH would silently die.