AI BriefingClaude Code for Power Users
Key point
A tool that wraps Claude Code in tmux and xterm.js to control long-running workflows.
Details
Claudraband puts the Claude Code TUI inside a controllable terminal, making it possible to run longer workflows reliably.
There are two execution modes. Visible sessions are handled through tmux, while headless sessions—such as remote or asynchronous ones—are handled through xterm.js. The key point is that all actions are relayed through the actual Claude Code TUI.
One particularly notable use case is the self-interrogation workflow, which reloads a previous session to ask about its decision-making process. You can pose questions like "What were the research findings?" to an old session and reuse past judgments.
The features provided are as follows.
- Non-interactive resume with session support:
cband continue <session-id> - An HTTP server for remote control:
cband serve --port 8123 - An ACP server that connects to alternative frontends like Zed and Toad
- A TypeScript library that can be embedded into your own applications
The author states that they created this project to smooth out a workflow that previously relied heavily on tmux send-keys.
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