adar2378/claude-garage

Claude Garage is a local web dashboard for anyone running multiple Claude Code AI coding sessions at once across different projects. Instead of switching between terminal windows and editor tabs trying to remember which session needs attention, this tool puts every session onto a single live screen it calls the pit wall. The core problem it solves is attention routing rather than just organizing windows. Sessions that are blocked and waiting for your input, such as a permission approval or a question, are sorted to the front, highlighted, and counted in a badge so you always know where to look first. Every session runs inside tmux, a terminal multiplexer, so even if you close the browser tab or the app itself, or reboot your computer, sessions keep running and can be reattached with their full conversation history intact. The dashboard shows every session for a project on screen at the same time as a grid of real, interactive terminals, which you can split, resize, maximize, or pop out into their own window. It also includes a file by file diff review mode for checking what a session actually changed, with the ability to mark files as reviewed and jump straight to the exact line in your code editor. Other features include support for running sessions inside isolated git worktrees that can be merged, discarded, or kept when you close them, several visual themes, and optional desktop notifications, including a small animated pet whose mood reflects whether any session needs your attention. Everything runs entirely on your own machine. There is no cloud service, no telemetry, and no account required. It works only on macOS, needs tmux and Node.js 20 or newer installed, and needs the Claude Code command line tool already set up on your system.