Claude Code Pulse ccp
“See what every agent is doing. At a glance.”
Multi-agent workflows in split panes get disorienting fast: every title bar says the same thing, and there’s no way to tell which agent is editing, which just finished, or which is waiting for input.
ccp hooks into Claude Code’s lifecycle events and writes real context (branch, task, status) into each pane’s title. It runs on hooks and escape sequences; nothing parses output or matches against regex.
What it does
Reads structured hook events straight from Claude Code, skipping regex-based output parsing entirely.
Each split pane updates its own title via OSC 1 sequences. No cross-talk between agents.
Real-time phase indicators: editing, testing, building, pushing, committed, idle.
10 rotating idle phrases so you can spot at a glance which panes are waiting.
Optional Haiku-powered summaries condense each turn into 3–5 word labels.
Structured JSONL logs with auto-opening Pulse Monitor in a dedicated pane.
How it works
Claude Code emits a lifecycle event via settings.json hooks
Priority-based dispatch maps the event to an emoji + status label
OSC 1 escape sequence writes the title to the specific pane
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Get Claude Code Pulse
One install script. No sudo. No telemetry. Works in 30 seconds.