Show HN: Claude Remote – start Claude Code on your own PC from your phone (github.com)

A new tool called Claude Remote enables users to initiate and manage Claude Code sessions on their Windows PCs directly from their mobile phones via Tailscale, a secure private network. Users can start, stop, and monitor their code sessions using a Progressive Web App (PWA), creating a seamless experience whether they are at their desk or on the go. While the tool emphasizes security with a six-digit passcode for authentication, it also comes with significant risks since it grants full access to the user’s file system from the remote session, making it crucial for users to carefully manage their environment and permissions. This development is significant for the AI/ML community as it enhances flexibility and accessibility in development workflows, particularly for users who may need to oversee remote coding tasks without being physically present at their machines. However, it carries implications regarding security and usability; the lack of filesystem isolation and reliance on the user's network setup means that only trusted projects should be handled through this tool. Users are encouraged to assess their security posture before installation, making it a powerful yet potentially risky addition to their cloud-based coding practices.