Show HN: ccfleet, a quiet, tmux-native Claude Code dashboard (github.com)

ccfleet, a new tool for managing Claude Code sessions within tmux, was recently announced, streamlining the oversight of multiple interactive coding sessions. By offering a dashboard that displays the current status of all sessions—whether they are waiting, done, busy, or idle—ccfleet eliminates the noise of constant alerts when handling numerous agents. This tool allows users to focus on their workflow by providing a quiet queue of sessions that prioritizes visibility and accessibility, enabling quick navigation with simple keystrokes. For the AI/ML community, ccfleet is significant as it enhances productivity by integrating tightly with existing tmux workflows without requiring extra daemons or hooks. Users can easily search through session transcripts and track the status of individual coding tasks, which is especially valuable when working with large fleets of agents. The tool is designed to run on macOS and Linux and demands tmux version 3.2 or higher. With features like collision warnings and a simple configuration process, ccfleet addresses the real-time management needs of developers working with automated systems and reinforces the efficiency of collaborative coding.