Open source · Windows · Local

Never lose a Claude Code
session again.

VBSS CCHUB is a tiny local hub that watches all your parallel Claude Code sessions and pings you the second one needs a decision, stalls, or wraps up. Run many, forget none, and make every token count.

Free · No account · Your sessions never leave your machine

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Run many. Forget none.Make every token count.Never lose a session again.

Built for running Claudes in parallel

Five, ten, twenty sessions at once — CCHUB keeps them all in view so none sits idle burning your clock while it waits.

Live session board

Every Claude Code session on one screen — what's running, what's idle, and what's waiting on you. Colour-coded, sorted by who needs you first.

Never miss a nudge

A desktop notification and a sound the moment a session asks for a decision, stalls, or finishes. Light for a decision, sharper for a finish.

Always-on-top widget

A tiny bar that floats over everything and collapses to a single line. Glance at what needs you without alt-tabbing through a dozen terminals.

Jump to the right window

Click a session to bring the exact VS Code window it runs in to the front — even when five of them share one process.

WSL & multi-environment

Track Claudes running on Windows and inside WSL distros at once, each tagged by its source. One hub, every environment.

Groups, filters, rename

Group sessions by workspace, filter by status, rename the ones with cryptic ids, and archive the noise. It stays tidy at scale.

Why it exists

Running a handful of Claude Code sessions at once, it's easy to leave one paused for an hour — waiting on a yes/no while you're heads-down somewhere else. That's wasted time and wasted tokens.

CCHUB is a small open-source tool built to keep an eye on all of them. It hooks into Claude Code, tracks every session, and nudges you the moment one needs you. It runs entirely on your machine — no account, no cloud, no telemetry.

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Stop babysitting terminals.

Install it once. Let it watch. Get back to building.

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