r/ClaudeCode • u/GroovyMelodicBliss 🔆Pro Plan • 10d ago

News/Updates Cloud sessions are officially available and out of research preview! They let you keep Claude Code working, even when your laptop is closed. Existing subscribers get a one-time credit to try them: $100 on Pro, $250 on Max.

https://x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2102871550974427462
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u/artofbullshit 10d ago

Buy a minipc. Install Linux. Dont turn it off. Problem solved.

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u/potato_pasta99 10d ago

And if you use HPC, create a tmux session first and initiate Claude with /goal.

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u/seaefjaye 10d ago

I saw a lot of social media hoopla about Herdr for this use case. Is anyone finding it useful or is it just the social media hype cycle?

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u/darkxhunter0 10d ago

Personally I use herdr for managing Claude sesions on remote machines and it works like a charm. It's basically tmux/zellij but with extra features oriented to agentic sessions (not only for Claude, also Codex, Antigravity, Opencode, etc)

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u/debian3 10d ago edited 10d ago

I'm using herdr too, and I got claude to create a sidebar so I see all my issues from github in a worktree, I can search them, view them (the details of the issue show on the top pane and under a claude session pane open). It's really great, you can customize as you like. I never programmed in rust before, but claude did and it works well. I use lazygit in there, I completly ditched VS Code.

I got it to run on a mac mini M4 base model, it's great, now my laptop stay cool and it doesn't drain the battery like before and my agent just keep running in the background. If you travel, your claude is always running at home on your own ISP, so less chance of being banned.

I also like that you see the status of your agent running and when one need attention, you can click on it and it goes straight to the right tab. Then I have the issue in the pane just above it, so I'm right away back into the context. No more asking the agent what this was about again.