Claude Terminal Hub: stop hunting for folders to resume Claude Code sessions

Every time I went back to an old Claude Code session, the process was the same: open Explorer, remember which folder that project lived in, open a terminal there, type claude --resume <id> from memory or paste it from somewhere. I got tired of it and built Claude Terminal Hub.

What it does

It's a Windows desktop app, built with Electron, that lists your recent Claude Code sessions from every project on the machine in a single screen. It reads the .jsonl files Claude Code writes to ~/.claude/projects, zero configuration needed. Each session shows an AI-generated title and the last prompt sent, sorted by recent activity.

One click on a session opens a terminal panel in the right folder, already running claude --resume. You can keep up to 4 panels open side by side, each one a real PowerShell process via node-pty, not a fake console. Arrow keys, vim, the Claude Code TUI itself, all work normally inside the panel.

Under the hood

Main process (Node) reads only the first and last KB of each .jsonl file, not the full transcript, to list sessions fast even with a large session history.
A narrow contextBridge between main and renderer, no broad IPC surface.
React frontend, one xterm.js instance per terminal panel.
Each panel spawns a real PowerShell process through node-pty, so shell state, arrow keys, and TUIs behave like a native terminal.