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Every Claude Code session shows up in Olo: thinking, editing a file, waiting for your permission or done. Several sessions at once, each in its own lane.
Integration · Claude Code by Anthropic
Olo shows what Claude Code is doing, asks before anything irreversible (even on your phone) and, when it runs out of quota, another AI picks up where it left off.
Every Claude Code session shows up in Olo: thinking, editing a file, waiting for your permission or done. Several sessions at once, each in its own lane.
Before a git push --force, a reset --hard or a deletion, Claude Code waits for your yes. The card doesn’t trust the AI’s own summary: Olo checks on your computer what would be lost, such as how many commits the push would erase.
If Claude Code stops because of its usage limit or an overloaded service, Olo saves where it left off and offers to continue with Codex, Gemini CLI or Cursor with the full context. On Mac it opens the other AI in the project folder with the handoff already typed.
At olomni.com/remote you see your sessions, message them, stop them, resume a paused conversation or start a new task in your projects.
Claude Code can ask you something (say, “Stripe or PayPal?”) and you answer with one tap from Olo or your phone.
What it learns (“this project uses pnpm”) your other AIs can read, and you confirm or delete it. On start it knows where the project was left: branch, changes and whether tests passed.
~/.claude/settings.json, registers its MCP servers with claude mcp add --scope user and leaves a short block in ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md. Disconnecting removes all of it.Open olomni.com/remote, add it to your home screen and pair it with a code. When Claude Code asks for permission you get a notification and decide with one tap; high-risk actions take two.
Olo gets the notice that the session stopped and why, saves where the work was left and offers to continue with another AI. It never switches AIs unless you choose to.
No. Your prompts, your code and Claude Code’s responses stay on your computer. Only each session’s status, permission requests and the memories you control go to your account.
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