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The remote-control bridge saves its active sessions and picks them back up after a restart.
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What
claude remote-control now saves the session IDs it is currently servicing when it shuts down for an upgrade, reload or yield, and re-queues them on the next start. Sessions survive a restart instead of being dropped.
Details
- The IDs and a timestamp are stored in the bridge pointer file, capped by
MAX_POINTER_ACTIVE_SESSION_IDS. - They are only re-queued if the stamp is still within
PERSISTED_SESSION_RESUME_WINDOW_MS. - Pointer writes are serialized through a write queue; clearing the pointer stops the hourly refresh, which now also drops stale session lists.
- Only applies to runs that own the pointer and preserve state on shutdown.
Evidence
persistActiveSessionsOnShutdown
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.