When I worked with 3 or 4 Claude Code sessions in parallel terminals on my laptop, sometimes ordered in little windows, sometimes full screen, it did not feel optimal. Often a session stopped and waited for a permission prompt, especially when in full screen to follow the process in more detail. When I talked to other devs I got the feedback, that a little status indicator would be nice.

cctap puts in every terminal a one line statusline. It looks the same over the different terminals and every session gets a number and a name. When one session waits on you it turns red. I also added the option to add a system key to jump instantly in the session which needs attention.

cctap can be installed with 2 lines, one for the visual status, one for the key setup.

     npx @chipmates/cctap install-hooks
     npx @chipmates/cctap keys setup

cctap registers hooks that report to a small local daemon via unix socket.

The code is published under MIT, zero dependencies, no network calls.

The statusline, animated: https://github.com/chipmates/cctap/raw/main/docs/demo.gif

Hope you like it.