Claude Code Hidden Features You Probably Missed

Most people use Claude Code to write code, fix bugs, and maybe generate a commit message. That's fine, but you're leaving a lot on the table. Boris Cherny, the creator of Claude Code, recently shared a thread on X about features that even daily users tend to overlook. Some of these genuinely changed how I work. Here's a rundown of the ones worth knowing about. TLDR Claude Code has mobile sessions, automated scheduling, voice input, parallel agents, git worktrees, hooks, and a browser extension. Most people use about 20% of what it can do. Move Your Session Anywhere with /teleport You can start a session on your laptop and pick it up on your phone. Or move it to the web. The /teleport command transfers your full session context between devices. The reverse also works. If you're reviewing something on your phone during a commute, you can /teleport it back to your terminal when you sit down. There's also /remote-control which lets you connect to a running session from another device witho