Claude Code Update: Finally Vibe Coding Anytime, Anywhere on Your Phone

The day before yesterday, the company Anthropic added a remote control feature to its Claude Code product, allowing you to vibe code anytime and anywhere on your phone. This is a particularly useful feature, for example, when you are outside or visiting relatives during the New Year and your computer is not with you; you just need to send commands through your phone to have your Claude Code do the work for you (the chosen worker).

How to Use

You just need to open Claude Code on your computer and run the /remote-control command, which will automatically generate a link. Send this link to any device that can log into your Claude account via a browser, and you can start remote vibe coding. For specific details, you can check the official documentation.

How It Works

Moreover, it directly communicates with your local computer, so you can understand it as using your phone to directly control your computer.

It is implemented exactly like OpenClaw, so essentially the phone is just a signal receiver; all the actual processing is done through the local terminal. When you send a message from your phone, this message is sent through Claude's server to your local computer, which executes it and then returns all the content back to your phone during the process.

Features

So your file system, MCP server, Skills, tools, and project configurations can all be synchronized and used completely.

Additionally, because of this method, all conversations can remain synchronized across all connected devices, allowing you to send messages interchangeably from the terminal, browser, and phone. Ultimately, the processing is done by the same terminal, making this compatibility nearly unbeatable.

Conclusion

Overall, you can see a very interesting shadow of OpenClaw.

The remote control feature of Claude Code allows developers to remotely control Claude Code on their computer via their phone anytime and anywhere, achieving a true mobile development experience.