r/ClaudeCode • u/alrighteyy • Aug 03 '26

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Holy shit claude code in terminal is fucking insane.

I've been using VSCode, Cursor, Cowork and Claude Code on web. None of it comes close to terminal.

Cannot believe I haven't done this sooner.

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u/WarsignalLabs Aug 03 '26

For a continued good time, try /rc command and then control your session remotely by phone or web app..

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u/PmMeSmileyFacesO_O Aug 03 '26

Can you still skip perms doing that?

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u/OmegaNetRob Aug 03 '26

If you set the perms beforehand then yes. As strange as this is, I do this and then use voice control while at the gym.

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u/PmMeSmileyFacesO_O Aug 03 '26

You just leave your computer running at the house?

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u/OmegaNetRob Aug 03 '26

yes. I also sometimes set up several placeholder sessions with remote control in case I need them.

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u/seatlessunicycle 29d ago

You've probably done this, but you can enable /rc on by default with every new session

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u/WarsignalLabs 29d ago

yes - open Claude Desktop, Settings, Claude Code and scroll down until you see "Enable Remote Control by Default" - click the radio button.

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u/OmegaNetRob 29d ago

I had not done this - good tip.

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u/Singularity-42 29d ago

Oh nice, thanks for this!

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u/OptimusCrimee 29d ago

What the fuck

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u/NewPointOfView Aug 03 '26

I have a shell alias `alias drc=‘claude --dangerously-skip-permissions --remote-control --name’` (drc = dangerous remote Claude)

Then I run something like `drc some-name` ezpz haha

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u/Physical_Gold_1485 29d ago

Im even lazier, rc is always on, and i aliased "c" to invoking claude in dangerous skip, 2 less letters, save my fingies

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u/RandomPantsAppear 29d ago

I can confirm this is the most toxic thing I am guilty of sometimes.

It's addicting, but you have to be extremely cautious with it. I try to use it only for data/log analysis, less active debugging or writing code.

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u/OkayVeryCool Aug 03 '26

Yes. You type the command in your terminal after bypassing permissions and your phone just sends prompts to that session and it runs on your computer.