Emacs Gravity

emacs-gravity

An idiomatic Emacs UI for Claude Code — structured, navigatable, fully native.

emacs-gravity gives you a magit-style working memory interface for Claude Code. Instead of watching a scrolling terminal, you get a structured, collapsible view of every session: plans, tool executions, agent trees, file changes, and tasks — all keyboard-navigatable, all in Emacs.

Claude Code's TUI is hidden by default. You see the conversation as data, not as a chat log.

Current state

I'm using it as my daily driver for several projects with Claude Code TUI. While stability is imploving, we're at beta quality, mostly.

- unmanaged sessions are the most frequently used and have the least amount of bugs
  * the most confusing "feature" is that in 90% of the cases you see permission request or question displayed both in TUI and Gravity. The remaining 10% Claude may appear "stuck" because the request/question is not shown in the TUI, but only in Gravity. The menubar indicator helps a lot with this case.
* managed sessions (tmux) are not well tested yet. They are my next priority.
  * known issue is you have to have running tmux before Gravity can start managed session.
* performance is OK. With many sessions and frequent updates editors freeze too often. I regularly have performance focused sessions, but I'm not sure we can ever get to state where Gravity buffers are receiving frequent updates and regular editors feel as smooth as usual.

This project has been vibecoded on purpose as experiment, so desipite my best effort to keep complete test suite, regressions happen.

Project is being used & developed exclusively on MacOS, so windows & linux users may hit obstacles I'm unaware of.

v4: GitHub-marketplace distribution
No user-facing behaviour change. v4 is strictly about…