Show HN: Cckeep – Claude Code's remote session gives up reconnecting in 31s

A Show HN submission introduced **Cckeep**, a project by **kamihork** aimed at Claude Code remote sessions that stop trying to reconnect after **31 seconds**. The listing points to the repository at github.com/kamihork/cckeep and the thread at news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49164763. At capture time the thread had **1 point** and **0 comments**.

The product framing is narrow: Claude Code’s remote session path appears to abandon reconnect attempts once a **31s** window closes. **Cckeep** is presented as a response to that cutoff rather than as a general Claude client. Public material in the summary does not name versions, protocols, or measured success rates beyond that **31s** figure.

For engineers who run Claude Code over unstable or high-latency links, a hard reconnect deadline is an operational constraint. Long jobs, SSH jumps, or intermittent Wi‑Fi can outlive a short reconnect budget; tooling that keeps the session viable past that window is the practical angle of this Show HN, not a new model or API surface.

Competitive context is sparse in the source itself. The item sits in the Claude/Codex/Fable HN cluster—tools that wrap or harden agent/CLI workflows—rather than in a model-release thread. With only **1 point** and no comments yet, it is an early signal, not a validated community standard.

Watch the repo and the HN item for how **Cckeep** actually hooks Claude Code’s remote session path, whether the **31s** behavior is confirmed by others, and whether the project stays a thin keep-alive or grows into a fuller session manager. Until that lands, treat the **31s** reconnect limit as the claim to verify in your own Claude Code remote setup.