Podium

A Claude Code session is waiting on you...

Official homepage and documentation: podium.engelking.dev

Run a few sessions at once and it happens fast. One is stopped at a permission prompt. One has filled its
context window. A subagent failed ten minutes ago and nothing told you. The only way to find out is to
click through every terminal, and that takes more effort than the work itself.

Podium is a single pane of glass for Claude Code. Whether it's just you or your whole team, every session
shows up in one browser tab, so you can see what all of them are doing at a glance. Each session appears
within about two seconds of its first prompt and leaves when it ends, with no refresh.

There are other tools like this. Podium started as something I built for myself, because I run several
Claude Code sessions at once and was tired of clicking through terminals to find the one that needed me. It
turned out to be useful enough to share. I haven't compared it with every similar tool, so if another one fits
how you work better, use that one. If you try Podium and something is missing, I'd like to hear about it.

For every session you see:

- its model, effort and plan, and the git branch or worktree it works in
- the agents it launched (subagents and forks), and what each one costs
- how full each context window is, and how often one blew out
- why anything failed

Podium watches. The one thing it can send is an answer to a session that waits on you (a question, a plan,
a tool's permission prompt, a message, /clear or /compact), and only once the server's Admin and the
session's owner have both turned that on. It never types into a terminal.

Run it for yourself on one machine, or point a whole team's sessions at one server and the console groups
the wall by person. The Claude…