session-kit

Session Kit

Close the terminal windows, not the AI coding sessions. One number takes you back in.

Every Claude Code and Codex session in one menu: named, numbered, colour-coded. Open, close, and jump to whichever needs you.

The sessions keep running on the host whether or not you are watching them.

  kit → see what needs you → type its number → back in the session.

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Public beta, v0.4.3. Linux with systemd, or macOS 14 and newer. I use Session Kit daily, and the beta moves quickly, so expect to update. Full detail in Beta and support.

Why I built it

I run several Claude Code and Codex sessions at the same time. Keeping them alive turned out to be the easy part. Remembering which one was doing what, which one had finished, and which one had been sitting there waiting on me the whole time was not. I kept opening window after window just to find the session that had asked me something.

Session Kit is the small home screen I wanted for that. I use it every day, on a local machine and over SSH to the host where the work actually runs.

It is a passion project. There is no company behind it, no paid tier, and nothing to buy. It is MIT licensed, it collects nothing, and it talks to no server of mine. I published it because it fixed a problem I hit every single day, and if you hit the same one, it will probably fix yours.

What it does

- See every session in one list. Claude Code and Codex together, on one screen.
- Know what needs you. question, needs you, working, and idle make the next session to check obvious.
- Jump back in by number. Every session keeps a stable number that does not move.
- Survive terminal and SSH disconnects. The session keeps running on…