What
- When the
allow_remote_sessionsorg policy blocks a cloud/remote-session action - in the/ultrareviewcommand and in--print --teleportresume - Claude Code now fires atengu_org_policy_deniedtelemetry event carrying the policy key, the kind of denial, and asurfacetag (slash_commandfor ultrareview,cloud_sessionfor teleport). - The remote-control bridge's disabled-reason check (renamed from
getBridgeDisabledReasontogetBridgeDisabledDiagnosis) now returns a structured result with anorgPolicyDeniedflag; when set, the CLI logs the denial and flushes analytics before exiting with the error. - A non-interactive/stream 'ready' check that refuses because the feature is unavailable now also logs this same org-policy denial before returning the refusal.
Why
This gives Claude Code (and its admins) visibility into how often and where organization policy is blocking remote or cloud session features, rather than the refusal happening silently.
Names in the bundle--remote
The entry above is what we published on the day. These lines were added later, as Anthropic's own pages caught up, and they sit beside the original rather than replacing it.
Added since
A small documentation edit on Continue local sessions from any device with Remote Control touched a line naming --remote after this was published.
* Signed out, from `/remote-control` or `--remote-control`: `Remote Control requires a claude.ai subscription.` or `/remote-control requires a claude.ai subscription.`remote-control see the edit
Confirmed since
Anthropic's documentation has since written up --remote, on WARNING: This operation PERMANENTLY deletes the chat, all of its messages,.
In curl, the `--remote-header-name` (`-J`) option, which normally saves a download under the `Content-Disposition` file name, does not read the `filename*` form, so name the saved file yourself with `--output`. In a script, take the name f…manage-claude/compliance-content-data see the edit
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Anthropic's documentation agrees
Anthropic's documentation has since written up --remote, on WARNING: This operation PERMANENTLY deletes the chat, all of its messages,.