Keep Claude Code Remote Control alive across reboot with an OS supervisor

Description and use

LiveClaude keeps Claude Code Remote Control sessions alive across reboots by running a long‑lived OS supervisor and providing a desktop UI for session management.

Problem

Claude Code Remote Control sessions terminate when the terminal process dies, rebooting, or closing the window, preventing long‑term remote access.

Outcome

LiveClaude provides a reliable, multi‑session, OS‑native supervisor for Claude Code Remote Control, eliminating session loss after reboots and simplifying management through a single UI.

Workflow

• Install LiveClaude via winget, curl install.sh, or curl install-macos.sh
• Launch the LiveClaude desktop app
• Create or edit a Claude session through the UI
• The supervisor starts a long‑lived process per session
• If the machine reboots, the OS supervisor restarts the session automatically
• Attach to the session via the embedded terminal to complete trust/login prompts

Evidence

Claude Code Remote Control is useful from the phone or claude.ai — until the terminal on the machine dies. Close the window, crash, sign out, or reboot, and the remote client loses the session.

Source

I built LiveClaude to treat those sessions like infrastructure instead of a leftover terminal window.

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LiveClaude is an MIT open‑source supervisor + Avalonia desktop app, written entirely in C# / .NET (no Node, Python, tmux, or browser automation)

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OS‑native restart: Windows Scheduled Task / Service, Linux systemd, macOS LaunchAgent / LaunchDaemon

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desktop UI to create/edit sessions, watch state/logs, install or remove the supervisor

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