The main goal is to reduce cognitive load managing many Claude Code and terminal sessions in parallel, while keeping things simple with a design focused on peripheral awareness of session status. And making everything resumable. The Claude session explorer also supports forking past sessions mid-conversation.
Overall this is designed to support the Claude-first software development workflows I've developed over the past year.
I’m talking about the library support, “libghostty”. It’s what cmux and others are built on top of. There’s nothing difficult about it, I’ve just found it very unstable in the way I used it. I’ve switched to SwiftTerm now.
The main goal is to reduce cognitive load managing many Claude Code and terminal sessions in parallel, while keeping things simple with a design focused on peripheral awareness of session status. And making everything resumable. The Claude session explorer also supports forking past sessions mid-conversation.
Overall this is designed to support the Claude-first software development workflows I've developed over the past year.