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@rockyhong/claudia

v0.3.1

Published

A personal receptionist for all your Claude Code agents

Downloads

32

Readme

Claudia

Your Claude keeper.

Claude + día — Claude Code every day!

Why

Claude Code had me running — different monitors, different terminals, different projects. I kept tab-switching: is it done? Is it blocked? Which terminal was that?

So here comes Claudia — built with Claude, under Claudia's watch?! It watches them all in one tab and dings when something needs me.

And honestly, who doesn't like some company?

Quick Start

npx @rockyhong/claudia

First run prompts you to install hooks. That's it — run your Claude sessions and Claudia picks them up.

Already-running sessions won't see the hooks. Restart them after installing.

Desktop App

Prefer a standalone window? Grab the latest from Releases — no Node.js required.

  • WindowsClaudia-Windows.zip (extract and run)
  • macOSClaudia.dmg (drag to Applications)

How It Works

Terminal 1 (claude code)  ──┐
Terminal 2 (claude code)  ──┤ hooks (curl POST)
Terminal 3 (claude code)  ──┘
                            ▼
              Claudia server (localhost:48901)
                            │
                            │ SSE stream
                            ▼
                    Browser dashboard

Claude Code hooks fire on session events, sending a small JSON payload to Claudia's local server. It tracks state transitions and pushes updates to your browser via Server-Sent Events.

Features

  • All sessions, one view — no more tab-switching to check what's done, blocked, or waiting
  • Spawn — launch project terminals, Claude sessions, open project folders — without leaving the dashboard
  • Project docs — browse the markdown tree per project — specs, READMEs, scope at a glance
  • Focus — notifications tell you when something needs you, terminal jump gets you there
  • Avatar — video sets that react to what's happening — custom sets, import/export

Privacy

All access is local. The only network call is the opt-in Anthropic usage API.

See docs/help/privacy.md for exactly what Claudia reads, and how to remove every trace.

Uninstall

npx @rockyhong/claudia uninstall   # remove hooks + delete all Claudia data

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Claude Code (with hooks support)

License

MIT