Claude Remote Status EXE

Desktop server (claude-remote-server-*.exe / linux / darwin)

What's new

• Token authentication everywhere — every API and WebSocket request is now
  gated by an auto-generated token (~/.claude/claude-remote-token); origin and
  CORS policies are restricted instead of wildcard-open. The QR and terminal URL
  carry the token so pairing stays one step.
• Accurate session tracking — an event-driven state machine replaces the
  old 4-second idle guess. Long-running tools are never falsely marked
  finished; a turn ends on the real Stop hook or a transcript-based end-of-turn
  detection, and a 5-minute "stalled" warning is the last resort — never a
  false "task completed".
• Durable by default — hook events spool to disk while the server is down
  and are replayed on startup, and a rolling event log rebuilds recent session
  state after crashes, kills, and restarts. No event is silently lost.
• Survives reboots — run claude-remote-server.exe -install once from an
  elevated console to auto-start at sign-in. A single-instance guard makes
  duplicate launches exit cleanly, console close is handled gracefully, and
  -log-file adds rotating file logging. GET /api/health exposes uptime and
  last-event time.
• Relay support built in — run with --relay wss://your-relay.example
  (or set it at runtime from the web dashboard; the setting persists). The
  server dials out, so no port forwarding or public IP is needed.
• New web dashboard — the built-in page now connects with its token, shows
  live status and sub-agents with a clear completed state, offers copyable
  URL/token rows, and lets you configure the relay at runtime.

Upgrade notes

• Breaking: clients must present the token. Re-pair the Android app by scanning
  the QR printed at startup. The hook bridge and settings are upgraded
  automatically on first run.
• Optional: --relay, -idle-timeout (default 300s), -log-file, -install /
  -uninstall — see the README for the full flag table.