Open-Source Web UI for Parallel Claude Code Sessions Using Git Worktree
What CCUI Does
CCUI is an open-source web interface built to manage multiple Claude Code sessions simultaneously. The tool leverages git worktree functionality to handle parallel development sessions directly in your browser.
Key Features and Setup
The tool runs as a local web server, making it accessible through any web browser. This architecture works particularly well with SSH port forwarding, allowing developers to use it on remote development machines.
Each Claude Code session in CCUI binds to a specific git branch. The system can either use existing branches or fork new ones as needed for different sessions.
Interface Components
- Central Monitoring Panel: Provides an at-a-glance view of all Claude Code processes, showing their current status: running, needs input, or done
- Side Widgets: Track usage statistics and display the git status of the current branch
The developer has been using CCUI to develop the tool itself, reporting significant productivity improvements from this workflow.
The project is hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/yxwucq/CCUI and the developer is actively seeking feedback and issue reports from users who try it out.
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