Output relayed to the browser live

Output from a remote-triggered turn is relayed to the browser as it happens, in real time, not only once the entire turn has finished running.

The same tool headers, the same permission prompts, the same closing summary described in Outputs all appear in the web app exactly as they would in a local terminal.

Watching a remote-triggered turn run through the web app looks essentially identical to watching a local one run in the terminal, just viewed from the browser instead of a terminal window.

This live relay is what makes remote control genuinely usable for real work rather than a fire-and-forget mechanism; you can watch a turn unfold, answer a permission prompt the moment it appears, and read the closing summary the instant it lands, all from wherever the browser tab is open.

Closing the browser tab partway through does not stop the turn itself, the same way walking away from a local terminal would not; the turn continues, and reopening the same Remote Control chat later shows the complete transcript, not a gap.