Enterprise Best Practices & FAQ

⏱ Est. reading time: 3 min Updated on 5/7/2026

Deploying remote control in an organization requires careful planning around compliance and managed settings.

Managed Settings

Administrators can use managed-settings.json to enforce policies:

  • permissions.disableBypassPermissionsMode: Disable --dangerously-skip-permissions.
  • allowedMcpServers: Whitelist only approved plugins (like Telegram).
  • forceRemoteSettingsRefresh: Fail-closed if the device is offline.

Troubleshooting Checklist

Issue Cause Solution
/remote-control is missing Unsupported provider (Bedrock/Vertex) Use direct Anthropic OAuth.
Always allow rules lost Worker restart bug in old versions Upgrade to ≥ v2.1.118.
Telegram bot not responding Missing --channels flag Restart with channel flag.
Pair code rejected Pairing mode not enabled /telegram:access policy pairing.

Final FAQ

Q: Can I use both Remote Control and Telegram? A: Yes, they don't conflict. Many use Remote Control for deep work and Telegram for quick updates.

Q: Does it work on Windows/WSL? A: Yes. v2.1.119 added WSL inheritance for Windows managed settings.

Q: Is data safe? A: Remote Control transcripts stay in Anthropic cloud. Telegram messages stay on Telegram servers. Neither is 100% self-hosted.

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