Launch from the web app

Start a coding session on one of your computers without going to it first. The coding app runs on that computer, not in the browser; the web app just sends the request.

For example, you’re on your laptop and want to pick up Plantpal on your desktop, where the project already lives. Choose Plantpal in the web app, pick the desktop, and Claude Code opens there with the project’s toolkit.

Before you start

• The project folder is connected on the computer you want to use. See Connect a project and choose defaults.
• You have at least one toolkit.
• You’re signed in with the same code-config.com account that connected that computer. Another workspace member can’t launch on it for you.
• Code Config is running on that computer, with a coding app it can use. On a server, run csc listen.

You can send a request while the computer is asleep. It opens once Code Config there picks the request up, as long as that happens within the request’s time limit.

Open a project on another computer

1. In Overview → Get back to work, choose your project. Alternatively, open Projects and choose the row’s Launch action or Launch here in its details.
2. Choose the Computer where the project folder is connected.
3. Confirm the Toolkit. A different selection is a One-time override; Use default restores the project or workspace default.
4. Choose Open with. An unavailable app shows the reason beside its option.
5. Read the destination summary, then choose Launch here.

Remember for this project saves the coding-app choice only, not the computer or toolkit. Only project editors can change it. Unchecking it clears that saved app preference.

Check it opened

The panel reports Opened when the app opens on the destination computer. Check the project and tools there. Opened — one step needs attention means a setup or approval action remains; follow it before relying on that tool.

Managed launches appear under Sessions on the computer. A server launch may run inside tmux; use the attachment command shown by the panel to reach it from a shell on that server.

Fix a launch that didn’t open

Result	Next action
That computer refused this launch	Sign in with the account that connected that computer.
Not picked up	Open Code Config there, or run csc listen on the server, then retry.
Launch timed out	Check the destination computer and retry.
No launch report	Check Sessions on the destination before submitting another request.
Launch status unknown	Choose Check request to inspect the same request rather than sending another.
No connected computers	Connect the destination computer.
Project isn’t mapped on a connected computer	Connect that project folder on the destination.
No toolkit yet	Create a toolkit or use a shared one.

What the progress messages mean

State	Meaning
Preparing request	The browser is preparing the request.
Sending request	The request is being submitted.
Waiting for your computer	The request exists and is waiting to be picked up.
Opening your workspace	The computer is opening the coding app.
Opened	The app opened on that computer.
Opened — one step needs attention	The app opened with an action remaining.
Already running	That app is already running in a tmux session.

Next

Troubleshooting explains tool-specific launch messages.