Claude Sessions Web UI

A web dashboard to view and co-control multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel, from your browser.

What it is

Rumbo Vibing runs a local server that discovers your Claude Code sessions (the ones living in ~/.claude/projects) and lets you view, launch and control them from a single screen, organized by workspace. The backend keeps each claude process alive and streams its output to the browser over WebSockets, so you get a real terminal — with native scrollback — for every session.

Features

• Workspaces — the sidebar shows only the sessions inside the workspaces you configure. Collapsible sections, recent sessions, and a paginated "view all" dialog.
• Per-workspace actions — start a new session or open the folder in VS Code with one click; give each workspace a custom label.
• Tiling terminals — drag, split (horizontal/vertical), reorder and resize the terminal panes. The layout is remembered across reloads.
• Session lifecycle — create, resume (claude --resume) and close sessions from the web. Minimizing a pane keeps the session alive in the background.
• Copy / paste — Shift+drag to select then Ctrl+C to copy; Ctrl+V to paste.
• Rumbo branding — dark theme, brand palette and typography.

Requirements

• Node.js 20+
• pnpm
• claude (the Claude Code CLI) available on your PATH
• Build tools for node-pty: python3, make, g++

Getting started

pnpm install
pnpm dev

Open http://localhost:5173. The backend runs on port 4317.

To run a production build:

pnpm --filter web build
pnpm --filter server start

Then open http://127.0.0.1:4317.

How it works

• Backend (server/, Node + TypeScript): discovers sessions from ~/.claude/projects/*.jsonl, launches and supervises claude processes directly, keeps a per-session output buffer that is replayed when a client (re)connects, and exposes a REST API plus a state poll loop.
• Frontend (web/, Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind + shadcn/ui): live sidebar, tiling terminals powered by dockview and xterm.js, and a settings page.

Security

⚠️ This tool is designed for local, single-user use. The backend has no authentication and binds to localhost; anyone who can reach the server can read and control your Claude sessions, and run claude/code on your machine. Do not expose it to a network or the public internet without putting your own authentication and access controls in front of it.

License

MIT