If you’re tired of having your limits being reset at 3am or whenever you won’t be available, you can use this script to autocontinue where you left off with Claude. Small Tip: Using remotedesktop via chrome is a really good way to control your computer through your phone when you’re away Additionally, I’ve seen a lot of videos of people walking with their MacBooks open so that Claude doesn’t stop when they have it in their bag. Just use Amphetamine & Amphetamine Enhancer on the Mac App Store to prevent this. You’ll have to toggle the “allow sleep when lid closed” feature if that wasn’t already apparent. Pretty simple: python3 autocontinue.py When you run the command, it’ll ask you 2 questions: sequence (e.g. ‘continue [enter]’): continue [enter] Anything typed in words will create the words, but if it’s put into brackets it’ll press a key (e.g [enter] , [command] , [ control] ) It’ll then promptly ask for the time in military time time (HH:MM or seconds): 22:11 it’ll give you the countdown (in seconds) to when the script will execute. I’ve made this primarily for macOS, but haven’t tested it in Windows. If anyone is interested in creating a more in-depth version, please share! import time import sys import subprocess from datetime import datetime, timedelta KEY_MAP = { “enter”: 36, “tab”: 48, “space”: 49, “delete”: 51, “backspace”: 51, “escape”: 53, “esc”: 53, “left”: 123, “right”: 124, “down”: 125, “up”: 126, “cmd”: 55, “command”: 55, “shift”: 56, “control”: 59, “ctrl”: 59, “option”: 58, “opt”: 58, “alt”: 58, } def build_script(seq): parts = [] i = 0 while i < len(seq): if seq[i] == “[”: end = seq.find(“]”, i) if end == -1: parts.append((“text”, seq[i:])) break key = seq[i+1:end].strip().lower() if key in KEY_MAP: parts.append((“key”, KEY_MAP[key])) else: parts.append((“text”, f"[{key}]“)) i = end + 1 else: j = i while j < len(seq) and seq[j] != “[”: j += 1 parts.append((“text”, seq[i:j])) i = j lines = [‘tell application “System Events”’] for kind, val in parts: if kind == “text”: escaped = val.replace(”\“, “\\”).replace('”‘, ‘\"’) lines.append(f’ keystroke “{escaped}”‘) elif kind == “key”: lines.append(f’ key code {val}‘) lines.append(“end tell”) return “\n”.join(lines) def parse_time(s): now = datetime.now() s = s.strip() if “:” in s: h, m = map(int, s.split(“:”)) t = now.replace(hour=h, minute=m, second=0, microsecond=0) if t <= now: t += timedelta(days=1) return t try: return now + timedelta(seconds=float(s)) except ValueError: return None def main(): print(“=== autocontinue ===”) seq = input(“sequence (e.g. ‘continue [enter]’): “).strip() if not seq: seq = “continue [enter]” print(f”(default: {seq})”) script = build_script(seq) raw = input("time (HH:MM or seconds): “).strip() target = parse_time(raw) if not target: print(f"invalid: ‘{raw}’”) sys.exit(1) rem = (target - datetime.now()).total_seconds() print(f"will run at {target.strftime(’%H:%M:%S’)} ({rem:.0f}s)“) while datetime.now() < target: r = (target - datetime.now()).total_seconds() if r > 0: if r > 60 and r % 30 < 1: print(f”\r{r:.0f}s “, end=”“, flush=True) elif r <= 10: print(f”\r{r:.0f}s “, end=”“, flush=True) time.sleep(0.1) subprocess.run([“osascript”, “-e”, script]) print(”\ndone.") if name == “main”: main() submitted by /u/12IsPro
Originally posted by u/12IsPro on r/ClaudeCode
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