Remote Arc

REMOTE ARC

Making it safe for AI to work on real computers.

Remote Arc connects the AI you already use, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Cursor, to your computers and apps, under permissions you can understand and control.

Why Remote Arc exists

AI could already explain what to do, write the command and draft the patch, but the last mile was still yours: files, terminals and repositories sit on real computers that a chat window cannot reach. The moment an AI can read files or run a command, it becomes security-sensitive infrastructure, and Remote Arc is built to that standard.

What we hold to

Least authority first. Each computer is its own boundary, with permissions that belong to the device. Actions are checked before they run and recorded after. The AI client stays replaceable: switch clients and your computers and their rules stay connected.

Who we are

Remote Arc was started by Sam Yao and is built in public. It is still early and used every day on our own machines.