As Claude Code became a regular part of my workflow, I ended up with multiple sessions running across different projects and worktrees, usually inside tmux. That worked, but after a while it became harder to keep track of what was still running, what was waiting for feedback, and which session actually needed my attention.
I looked at alternatives, but I did not want to switch setups again. I was already happy with my tmux-based workflow, so instead of changing environments, I built something on top of it.
Claude Manager is a small terminal dashboard that helps me monitor Claude Code sessions, inspect prompts that need confirmation, jump directly into the right session, and even open lazygit from there when I want to quickly check the git state. The goal was simple: reduce friction and make it easier to manage multiple ongoing Claude Code tasks without losing the flow.