New chat in a folder

Open a new Claude Code session in a directory on this machine and turn on Remote Control, so the user can pick it up from the Claude app.

Steps

1. Resolve the directory from the request, relative to the current working directory (../folder means a sibling of cwd). ~ means the home directory.
   • If it doesn't exist, stop and say so. Don't create it unless the user asked for that.
2. Pick the account. By default, the new chat uses the same login as this session (--account current, the script's default): a session on the second profile opens the new chat there too. Add --account default for "my main/default account" (claude); add --account second for "my other/second account", "claude2", or the optional name in CLAUDE_LOGIN2_NAME; add --account other for "the account this session isn't on". If the current session predates setup, read the exact CLAUDE_LOGIN2_NAME export from ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc. The second account is the switch-login profile in CLAUDE_LOGIN2_DIR; if it isn't set up, say so and point to /setup-switch-login.
3. Run the launcher (it ships with this skill):

   <skill dir>/scripts/new-chat.sh [--account current|default|second|other] <resolved dir>

   Add --no-rc only if the user asks for Remote Control off.
4. Report the session name, the account, the folder, the inherited permission flags, the remote: link, and the attach command. Tell the user the chat should now be in the Claude app. If it exited saying claude is waiting on a prompt (for example a first /login on the second account), relay that: the user has to answer it once at the machine, or attach to it.

What the script does

• Names the conversation <machine> - <project>, for example PC - Aiur or NUC - GM, with scripts/convo-name.sh. The machine is PC on orangekid and NUC on a host whose name contains "nuc", or $CLAUDE_MACHINE_LABEL. The project is the repository's main checkout name (a worktree names its repo): aiur → Aiur, open-game-maker → GM, khala → Khala, others capitalized, or $CLAUDE_PROJECT_LABEL. Remote Control uses the same name.
• Starts claude (or claude2) in the folder inside a detached tmux session named claude-<folder>-<time>. It goes through the switch-login wrapper when that's installed, so /switch-login works in the new chat.
• Inherits permission flags from the calling claude session: --dangerously-skip-permissions and --permission-mode are passed on only if this session has them. It never adds them.
• Answers the folder-trust prompt, because the user named the folder. It does not answer any other startup prompt. If one blocks startup, the script exits and prints tmux attach -t <name>, so the user can answer it.
• Starts claude with --remote-control, which is the same as typing /rc, and prints the session link.
• Opens a gnome-terminal window attached to the session when a desktop display is available.

Requirements

tmux, claude on PATH, and Linux (/proc). The terminal window is optional. The second account needs the switch-login setup (/setup-switch-login).