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Ask HN: What GUI/desktop app do you use to keep track of different AI sessions?
What GUI apps do you use to manage different AI sessions?
Command line (on Claude Code etc) is great but it is so hard to keep track of different sessions.
I've tried the official apps (like Codex or Claude desktop), is there anything that is better?
- dhruv3006 3mo agoI recently came across Omnigent which I guess is trying to solve this problem - a lot of others to in the market.
- howToTestFE 3mo agoYep. I think there are so many new apps, when I run a `npx skills add ...` , the list of what tools (like claude code, open code, etc) to install skills in is getting larger every time I use it. I will check it out though.
- lemonademan 3mo agoYou could try the Nimbalyst app. It features a visual Kanban board for parallel sessions, visual editors, and it is also an iOS companion app. This is my suggestion if you are looking for a straightforward GUI focused on single-session chats. I don't know if it offers the full features you are looking for, but you could always do a search on it to be sure.
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- kcarriedo 3mo ago[flagged]
- udfalkso 3mo agoIterm2 with a bunch of named tabs
- goyoon 3mo ago[flagged]
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- felixlu2026 3mo ago[flagged]
- giberson 3mo agoI’m using superset.sh.
- atermentis 3mo ago[flagged]
- zwJay 3mo ago[dead]
- slipwalker 3mo agowezterm running herdr.dev with several pi.dev sessions.