Tecta

Every session gets its own card with a short summary of the task, the question it's waiting on, and the next step. A live line shows what the agent is up to right now, so you don't have to switch tabs to find out.

An amber count in the menu bar shows how many tabs need an answer, and a green one shows the tabs that just finished. When an agent asks for permission, you get a notification with the tab's name and the command it wants to run.

Click a session and its terminal tab comes to the front. It works with iTerm2, Terminal, Ghostty and tmux. Using something else? Tecta brings your terminal forward and copies the session name for you.

Back from lunch? Each card shows what changed since you last looked, and a finished tab lists what it got done: files changed, test results, commits. Tecta also flags risky commands, like a force push or sudo, and reminds you about a tab that's been waiting a while.

Pulse is a live window with one lane per session, marking edits, shell commands and file reads as they happen. Rhythms turns the transcripts already on your Mac into a year of Claude Code activity. When it's standup time, Copy standup puts today's work on your clipboard as Markdown.

Tecta needs Claude Code, installed and signed in. Summaries come from your own claude command, which sends an excerpt of the session to Anthropic the same way it sends the session itself. There's no new account to create, and no API key to add unless you'd rather use one. Tecta has no server of its own, doesn't collect analytics, and keeps its data on your Mac.