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…
By Dillip Chowdary • Aug 04, 2026 • Source: HN Claude/Codex/Fable
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.
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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.
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