HNA Code

HNA-Code — mission control for coding agents

Humans and Agents Code. Run many Claude Code sessions at once in a live grid — each cell glows the moment its agent needs you, across multiple accounts, and the whole board resumes after a restart.
🔥 v0.5.0 — A macOS build that actually opens. The .dmg is now ad-hoc signed, so it launches after you clear quarantine instead of dying with a "damaged" error. Plus: sessions from *all* your Claude accounts show up in resume, each tagged with the account that owns it and the swap journey it took. Download · Release notes
🧭 Built for Claude Code today, designed for more. The vision is to make agentic coding — Claude Code, Codex, any harness — dramatically more productive by giving you one place to command a whole fleet of agents. Claude Code is the first fully supported harness.

What is HNA-Code

When you run more than one or two coding agents, the terminal stops scaling. You lose track of which session is waiting on you, which is mid-task, and which folder each one belongs to — and closing the window loses the lot.

HNA-Code is a desktop app that turns that chaos into a board. Every cell is a real terminal running claude, laid out in a grid you choose. A cell glows the instant its agent finishes a turn or needs a permission — so you tend the ones that need you and let the rest work.

The board is stateful. Close the window — or restart your whole machine — and reopening loads every session back, in the same order, each resumed exactly where it left off in its own folder, with its name and glow intact. You move fast with a dozen agents and never lose your place; a reboot costs you nothing.

And because heavy users run more than one Claude subscription, HNA-Code makes accounts first-class: it auto-detects your Claude config…