Anthropic just released a mobile version of Claude Code called Remote Control (venturebeat.com)

Anthropic has announced the release of Remote Control, a mobile version of its popular coding agent, Claude Code, allowing users to issue commands from their smartphones. This new feature enhances Claude Code's functionality beyond desktop applications, enabling developers to maintain control over complex tasks while on the go, fostering what Anthropic calls a "flow state." Currently, Remote Control is available to Claude Max subscribers, with plans to extend access to Claude Pro users soon. The significance of this release lies in its potential to reshape the coding landscape, as AI tools are now responsible for about 41% of all code. With Mobile Remote Control, Anthropic is positioning itself as a leader in the evolving market for AI-driven software development, where developers transition from traditional coding practices to leveraging AI as an autonomous collaborator. This innovation not only simplifies coding processes but also allows for seamless integration with local machine environments, preserving context and security without compromising performance. As the definition of a software engineer shifts, we may soon witness the rise of "one-person unicorns"—startups efficiently managed through mobile AI commands, significantly altering the dynamics of software development.