Add --remote-control flag to interactive sessions

Feature Request

Add a CLI flag (e.g., --remote-control <name>) to the main claude command that auto-starts Remote Control when launching an interactive session.

Use Case

I run 7 projects, each with its own Windows Terminal tab that auto-launches Claude Code with --dangerously-skip-permissions. Every time I restart terminals, I have to manually type /rc "ProjectName" in each session to connect Remote Control.

Being able to pass claude --dangerously-skip-permissions --remote-control "CCHealth" would eliminate this repetitive step across all projects.

Current Behavior

• claude remote-control --name "X" exists but starts a bridge server, not an interactive session
• --remote-control-session-name-prefix only sets a prefix for auto-generated names
• The only way to connect RC in an interactive session is typing /rc "Name" or /remote-control "Name" after startup

Desired Behavior

claude --remote-control "MyProject" --dangerously-skip-permissions

This would launch an interactive session AND auto-connect Remote Control with the given name, combining both in a single command.

Environment

• Claude Code 2.1.110
• Windows 11, Windows Terminal with 7 project tabs
• Each tab auto-launches claude in its project directory

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