SessionDeck – Floating status board for terminal AI sessions

See at a glance which Claude Code or Codex session is waiting for approval, input, or done

Problem

Developers increasingly run several Claude Code and Codex sessions in parallel, but there is no way to tell whether a session is working, waiting for permission, or waiting for input. In tmux you have to switch pane by pane to check. Checking too often breaks focus; checking too rarely leaves a session blocked on a confirmation prompt for a long time.

Solution

A always-on-top floating panel that lists every terminal AI session with its state (working, needs approval, needs input, done-unread, idle). Finished sessions keep an unread badge, one click jumps back to the right terminal and even the right tmux pane, and approval/input/completion events trigger on-demand notifications.

Users

Developers who heavily use terminal AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex, especially tmux multi-session users and solo builders juggling several projects

MVP

Infer session states from terminal processes and hook/log files; a floating window or menubar panel; click to focus the terminal or tmux pane; local notifications for done and approval-needed states; auto-discover sessions with zero config

Revenue

One-time purchase (around $15–25) with an optional subscription for sync and team views; release a free basic tier first to build word of mouth

Why now

Terminal AI agents became the default coding workflow in 2025 and parallel sessions are now normal, yet there is almost no status layer on top. The tool only needs local process and log parsing, so one person can ship a usable version in two to three weeks