https://github.com/palamim/port
Ever since I started orchestrating multiple agent sessions in Claude Code, it's always been a challenge to keep track of which sessions are ongoing, need my input and are complete. Sometimes, there are 5+ agents running at the same time. I usually keep a single terminal window with multiple tabs and an agent view tab.One thing I usually do is go do something else while my agents are working,...
https://github.com/palamim/usagent
i use multiple Claude products, and i constantly check my usage limits, but there was never an instant way to do it. i kept opening claude ai > settings > usage or hitting /usage in the cli.i wanted a way to have that information always visible and at reach. so i built usagent. it's a macOS menu bar app always showing usage limits, the 5h window and the weekly window. by default, usagent...
Six years in software engineering at early-stage startups, mainly on production TypeScript (React, Next.js, Node), with two businesses of my own along the way. I now work at the intersection of agentic coding and evaluation. I built an agentic coding tool by hand to understand agents below the frameworks, then built a lab to evaluate them, and published both the study and the reasoning that made me stop. Currently working on a floating persistent terminal and running an independent audit of the session_success metric in the SWE-chat dataset. Open to roles building or evaluating agent systems.
we now have a min-width for starboard, which will sit above the dock when it's too wide.
make sure to comment your use case or even contribute in the project
new release: a new 0.8.2 version was released and starboard now expands ignoring the dock and centering itself on the screen. it still sits above apps though.
the default width you're experiencing is most likely because your dock is wide. if you want more room in the default starboard, i'd recommend reducing dock's height and removing apps you don't naturally open from the dock. starboard will automatically resize itself and have more room.
the new expanded version might help you now. however, for your workflow, i'd recommend using starboard for fast ambient stuff (open VS Code for project X, sort downloads, quick disk check...) and a real terminal for claude code sessions.
i use claude code on starboard though and it persists across desktops which helps.
tell me how you feel about the new change and what other use cases you're using starboard for
(1) starboard now expands to full height, you can run agents and longer processes now
(2) starboard is now also a downloadable app, macOS will warn the dev can't be verified because it's ad-hoc signed, just hit privacy & security -> open anyway, step by step in the README.md
(3) source is still there if you want to read it yourself and build
what use case are you thinking for starboard? running agents?
https://github.com/palamim/starboard
Every single day of my life since I started programming back in 2020 I open my projects through the terminal/ghostty. "cd path" + "code .". Until today I don't even know how to open vscode first then open a project from there.I usually have 3-4 vscode windows open at the same time, and I like them in separate desktops (for mac users). i gotta admit, i use 8 desktops, 3-4 for vscode, 1 for arc,...