ClaudeTerminal
A desktop GUI for Claude Code: collapsible history, a Dynamic Island, auto-resume after rate limits, and remote control from your phone
A genuinely usable graphical shell around the official Claude Code CLI. The engine is still the official Claude Agent SDK, and sessions are fully shared with the claude command in your terminal, so you can switch back at any time. Tool calls and thinking blocks collapse, and a turn navigator on the right jumps straight to any turn. A Dynamic Island at the top of the screen shows live task status and lets you answer permission requests and questions with one click. When you hit the 5-hour usage limit it can resume unattended — optionally compacting the context with a cheaper model first — and scheduled tasks can anchor your quota window to the hours you want. Away from your desk, scan a QR code with your phone to watch live output, answer questions and approve permissions. Windows x64 for now; new versions are announced automatically after the first install.
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Collapsible message stream with a turn navigator — review history without getting scrolled away
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Dynamic Island: an always-on-top pill with live status; permissions and questions are one click away
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Unattended auto-resume after rate limits, with retry caps, a deadline and optional pre-resume compaction
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Scheduled tasks: send the first message in the early morning to anchor the 5-hour quota window
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Multiple account profiles; each tab can use a different account, each with its own quota at a glance
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Full-text search across sessions, including history from the official terminal, with one-click resume
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Remote control from your phone by QR code: watch output, send messages, approve permissions — no app to install
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Sessions interoperate with the official CLI; a “classic” theme recreates the official terminal look pixel by pixel