Developer Creates Claw to Remotely Nod Along While Claude Codes Because Walking Is Hard

A developer has created a tool called Claw, a zero-dependency Python application that allows users to control Claude Code sessions remotely from their phones. The problem Claw solves is the need to step away from a complex task, such as grabbing coffee or taking a call, without leaving the session unattended. Claw provides a live terminal view, quick actions, and mobile-first design, enabling users to access and control their Claude Code sessions from anywhere. The tool works by capturing tmux pane content in real-time, sending keystrokes via tmux send-keys, and serving a mobile-optimized dashboard. Claw is available on GitHub and PyPI, and contributions are welcome. The tool is designed for developers who need to manage complex tasks remotely, and its creation highlights the growing need for flexible and remote work solutions in the tech industry. With Claw, developers can now access and control their Claude Code sessions from their phones, increasing productivity and convenience.