Draft editable UI artboards with the /design skill, set the Concise output style, and start a Claude Code session on your machine from your phone.
The /design skill brings Claude Design's artboard workflow into the CLI and Claude Code Desktop, built on artifacts. Run it with a brief and Claude publishes a canvas of editable artboards for your UI. Pick one, tweak it, then have Claude implement it. Available on Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise. Requires v2.1.233 or later.
Describe what you want designed and let Claude draft the options:
> /design redesign the composer based on what people actually use it for
Claude prints a link to the published canvas. Open it, pick an artboard, and tell Claude which option to implement.
Concise is a new built-in output style. Claude leads with the result and skips preamble and narration, while doing the work as thoroughly as in the Default style. When you ask for an explanation or more detail, Claude answers in full. Error reports, security warnings, and confirmations for destructive actions keep their complete content.
Turn it on under Output style in /config, or set it in your settings file:
{
"outputStyle": "Concise"
}
Run /clear or start a new session, and Claude's replies lead with the result.
Any machine running claude remote-control now shows up as a device card at the top of the Code tab in the Claude app. Remote Control is also out of research preview.
Start Remote Control on the machine you want to reach, then open the Code tab on your phone:
claude remote-control
Your machine appears as a device card at the top of the Code tab. Tap it to pick a directory and start a session there.
Other wins
/configspellcheck setting underlines misspelled words in the prompt input as you type, using your installed aspell, hunspell, or ispellglab CLI authenticated through glab auth login, the footer shows an MR !N badge colored by whether the merge request is a draft, open, or mergeable/permissions or run /add-dir \ while Claude is working; permission rule changes apply to the rest of the current turn/goal waiting, Claude checks in on them after 30 minutes instead of waiting indefinitely and keeps checking in, at longer intervals while the session sits idle; set CLAUDE\_CODE\_GOAL\_CHECKIN\_MINUTES=0 to opt outANTHROPIC\_DEFAULT\_MODEL environment variable sets the model new sessions start on; a /model pick still overrides it and persists across restartsnotify\_when\_idle input on SendMessage, Claude can ask another Claude Code session on the same machine to send one notice when it next goes idlekeybindingFlavor to "readline" to make Ctrl+W in the prompt delete back to the previous whitespace, as Bash does, instead of stopping at punctuation such as /SendMessage and find each other with ListAgents, as on macOS and Linux