Claude Autopilot

Started with something simple: my keyboard’s dedicated Copilot key, remapped via AutoHotkey to launch Claude instead. That grew into a real scheduling tool — a function that waits a specified HR:MI delay, then calls claude -p hello to resume a session unattended, useful for kicking off a long-running task and letting Claude pick back up on its own hours later without babysitting it.

The scheduler now has two implementations depending on where I’m working: an AutoHotkey version bound to the same remapped key on Windows, and a tmux-based one on WSL (Ubuntu 24.04) for keeping a session alive and auto-continuing from the Linux side.