This is a very cool tool. I am doing this in a primitive way, in multiple VS Code instances or terminals, but sometimes I get confused and frustrated when working on several repos at the same time. However, I am looking for much more than that; I'm not sure if this tool already provides it, which is initializing and orchestrating several Claude Code sessions when working on a massive project with many repos.
Thanks! For now we just keep separate Claude Code sessions as separate independent windows. What feature would you like this to have? For example, the ability to organise windows/sessions together and have them push to the same attention queue?
nice, same pain here. i usually have 5-10 claude code / opencode sessions in tmux and what kills me is the one stuck on a permission prompt while i'm looking at another one... in the end i only let the blocked ones notify me, the finished ones just wait in a list. do you treat those two differently?
This is a very cool tool. I am doing this in a primitive way, in multiple VS Code instances or terminals, but sometimes I get confused and frustrated when working on several repos at the same time. However, I am looking for much more than that; I'm not sure if this tool already provides it, which is initializing and orchestrating several Claude Code sessions when working on a massive project with many repos.
Thanks! For now we just keep separate Claude Code sessions as separate independent windows. What feature would you like this to have? For example, the ability to organise windows/sessions together and have them push to the same attention queue?
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nice, same pain here. i usually have 5-10 claude code / opencode sessions in tmux and what kills me is the one stuck on a permission prompt while i'm looking at another one... in the end i only let the blocked ones notify me, the finished ones just wait in a list. do you treat those two differently?
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