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Remote control connections can now reconnect/toggle MCP servers, rename sessions, stop tasks, and set effort/ultracode flags
What
A large set of new remote-control commands lets a connected controller (such as a bridge or host application) manage a running Claude Code session from outside it:
mcp_reconnectforces an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server connection to reconnectmcp_toggleenables or disables an MCP server remotely, while still respecting any enterprise-managed policy that blocks itset_mcp_permission_mode_overridelets a caller pin an MCP server's permission mode todefaultorauto, but only in the tightening directiongenerate_session_titleandrename_sessionlet a remote peer generate or set the session's titlestop_taskandbackground_taskslet a remote peer stop or background running tasks- a new flag-settings handler lets a remote peer set the session's
effortLevel(the default effort level used for models without their own saved level) and a newultracodeboolean
Why
These additions give external tools and integrations much finer remote control over a running Claude Code session, letting them manage MCP servers, session naming, running tasks, and effort settings without the user driving the terminal directly.