Claude Code supports remote session modes for running on remote servers, sharing sessions, and connecting from mobile or desktop apps.
Session sharing
Share a read-only link to your current session:
This generates a URL that others can view — useful for showing Claude’s work to teammates or getting async feedback.
SSH sessions
Claude Code can run over SSH, letting you use it on remote development servers:
ssh user@remote-server
claude
useSSHSession hook handles SSH-specific session management, including connection state and reconnection.
Remote triggers
The RemoteTriggerTool allows external systems to trigger Claude Code actions via a webhook or remote call. This enables CI/CD integrations where Claude Code can respond to events (e.g., a failing test run triggering an auto-fix attempt).
Desktop and mobile handoff
Hand off a terminal session to the Claude desktop or mobile app:
These commands initiate a session transfer so you can continue the conversation in a richer interface while preserving the full conversation context.
Resuming sessions
Resume a previous conversation:
This shows recent sessions and lets you pick one to continue. Claude reloads the conversation history and any active task state.
# Resume directly from the CLI
claude --continue
Server mode
Claude Code includes a server/ subsystem for running in headless server mode — useful for CI/CD pipelines and automation scenarios where no interactive terminal is available.
# Non-interactive: run a prompt and exit
claude -p "Run the test suite and fix any failures"
Use claude -p "..." for scripted, non-interactive use in CI pipelines. It prints the response and exits with a 0/non-zero status code based on success.