Dad tests Claude Code Remote Control, coding in parenting gaps
mhmazur · x · 2026-08-24
A father of three shared his experience with Claude Code's new 'Remote Control' feature, noting that it allows him to be productive generatively in the small gaps between parenting duties when opening a laptop is difficult. He recommended using the 'Amphetamine' app on macOS to keep the MacBook awake with the lid closed for seamless remote control. Another user advised being mindful of usage to avoid distraction during family time.
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