Sokkan – parallel Claude Code sessions that share project memory (github.com)

Sokkan has introduced a new feature allowing parallel Claude Code sessions to share project memory, enabling enhanced team collaboration on coding tasks. This innovative approach allows the AI to access a shared memory store that contains notes, links, and prior session data, which leads to more context-aware and efficient session management. Users can spawn sessions from a kanban board where descriptions guide the AI to propose actionable plans, streamlining workflows and reducing setup time. The significance of Sokkan lies in its potential to improve productivity for developers and teams utilizing AI in their coding processes. By minimizing repetitive tasks—such as context setup—the tool effectively integrates the Claude AI into pragmatic coding scenarios. Technical specifics include support for Docker, requiring a compatible system setup and API keys from Anthropic to operate. The system is designed to run entirely locally, ensuring that user data remains confidential and secure, while an audit journal tracks all actions for accountability. As Sokkan continues to evolve, future updates aim to incorporate multi-provider session capabilities and further enhance collaborative features.