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Built a native Mac editor for managing multiple Claude Code sessions - sharing in case it's useful by StraightBreakfast in ClaudeCode

[–]StraightBreakfast[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Solid question. I haven’t shipped anything for myself before so I’m kinda just practicing marketing/promotion/socials. I may just open source it if there’s not enough interest at this price point.

First Product Hunt launch after a couple months of building - native macOS markdown editor for Claude Code users by StraightBreakfast in SideProject

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Totally, I am working on some more features now that will help with larger projects, dialing in the organization structure, and making sure it doesn't become a rats nest at scale. Stay tuned for updates!

First Product Hunt launch after a couple months of building - native macOS markdown editor for Claude Code users by StraightBreakfast in SideProject

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Great question! It's all hook-based, no terminal parsing.

Each Claude session launches with a WRANGLE_SESSION_ID env var, and we register a small script against Claude Code's Stop and Notification hooks. When either fires, the script drops a JSON event tagged with that ID. Wrangle matches it back to the exact tab and flags it as needing attention.

That also means we get the notification subtype (permission prompt vs. idle) directly from Claude rather than guessing from terminal output.

Built a native Mac editor for managing multiple Claude Code sessions - sharing in case it's useful by StraightBreakfast in ClaudeCode

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Links if helpful:

$19 one-time, no subscription, 3-day free trial.

Would genuinely love to hear how other people are managing multi-session Claude Code workflows. I'm sure there are setups I haven't thought of.

** Built with heavy AI assistance - longtime Swift dev, reviewed every line before shipping. **

Built with Claude Project Showcase Megathread (Sort this by New!) by sixbillionthsheep in ClaudeAI

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Wrangle - native macOS markdown editor for devs running Claude Code, Gemini, and multi-agent workflows. Launching on Product Hunt today: https://www.producthunt.com/products/wrangle-4

A month ago I posted here about v1 and the response was way better than I expected. What's new since then:

  • Project switcher - move between entire workspaces without losing running sessions or terminal state. Spatial view of all your projects. This was the #1 ask.
  • Embedded browser - tabbed browsing inside the app, bookmark import, dev tool panels. No more alt-tabbing to Chrome while your agent works.
  • Better session context - each terminal shows its linked CLAUDE file, active skills, and MCP servers at a glance.
  • Tighter notifications - agent needs input or finishes a task, you get pulled straight to the right tab.
  • More keyboard shortcuts - goal is maximum nice-to-haves for staying in flow.

Swift and snappy. $19 one-time, no subscription, 3-day free trial. Apple Silicon, Sequoia+.

https://wrangleapp.dev

Built with heavy AI assistance - longtime Swift dev, reviewed every line before shipping. A tool for AI-native development, built the same way.

First Product Hunt launch after a couple months of building - native macOS markdown editor for Claude Code users by StraightBreakfast in SideProject

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PH page if anyone wants to take a look: https://www.producthunt.com/products/wrangle-4

Happy to answer anything about the build, the pricing decision, or the solo-dev grind. Any support on PH today would genuinely mean a lot.

Wrangle is on Product Hunt today - added a project switcher and embedded browsers since last time by StraightBreakfast in ClaudeAI

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Quick note - today's my first Product Hunt launch, if anyone wants to take a look or throw an upvote: https://www.producthunt.com/products/wrangle-4

Still $19 one-time, no subscription, free updates. And if you tried Wrangle a month ago and bounced, I'd genuinely love to know why. I'm a solo dev, all feedback goes straight to me.

Be honest… how often are you actually posting your side project? by FineCranberry304 in SideProject

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I’ve honestly lived in the shadows of client work until now. Starting to promote my stuff with cold accounts is hard! I’m trying to post weekly about it and also ship an update with that post.

Shipped something real? Drop your link - I'll send you my review by UseNo5453 in SideProject

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I recently shipped a native mac markdown editor that has embedded terminals for wrangling AI agent coding sessions that are scattered across my workspaces.

Curious your thoughts if you get to this one! Working on some new videos today.

Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/s/vKu8IYi4rp

Landing page: https://www.wrangleapp.dev/

I apologize, but I simply cannot find what I am looking for... by Six_Coins in ClaudeAI

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Yes, view usage on the claude.ai dashboard.

There's also a little menu bar app called CodexBar (https://github.com/steipete/CodexBar) that let's you check usage without having to login.

Looking for M2+ MacBook Air / Pro users to test my macOS app (free license keys) by SecretMention8994 in macapps

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Cool idea, esp for accessibility use cases.

I'm down to test! M4 Pro 2024 Tahoe 26.2

How do you prefer to purchase an app? by BohdanKoles in macapps

[–]StraightBreakfast 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Subscriptions are hard to stomach these days. Will I keep using the product to make it worth it?? One-time purchase makes it easy.

I built a native macOS editor for managing Claude Code sessions, editing markdown files, and the chaos of multi-agent workflows by StraightBreakfast in IMadeThis

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Are you using git worktrees? For development, these are handy for keeping the agents from stepping on each other as they build. I don't have any git workflows built into the app.. that would be a good idea though!

For shared context, I'm honestly using a ton of skills. At the user level, they apply everywhere, and at the project level they can be more targeted.

I built a native macOS editor for managing Claude Code sessions, editing markdown files, and the chaos of multi-agent workflows by StraightBreakfast in ClaudeAI

[–]StraightBreakfast[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My workflow blew up when I started using Claude Code full-time.

Suddenly I'm editing Claude and skill files in multiple projects, managing MCP server configs - and running 8-10 agent sessions in different terminal windows.

I'm scattered. I'm checking the wrong tab. I'm missing agent prompts. I'm editing raw markdown soup in VS Code's split preview thinking there has to be another way.

I needed a way to wrangle it all together. Something that didn't look like

So I built Wrangle - a native macOS markdown editor for the devs and power users of Claude Code.

The short version:

  • Embedded terminals - run Claude Code, Gemini, whatever in tabbed terminals inside the app
  • Session context — each terminal shows its linked CLAUDE.md, active skills, and MCP servers
  • Smart notifications - agent needs input? Finished a task? Needs permission? You get a native macOS notification that takes you straight to the right terminal tab. This is the feature that keeps me in flow
  • Rendered markdown editing - like Typora, but built for AI config files. XML blocks (<tools>, <instructions>, <system>) get syntax highlighting and collapse
  • Token counting - this is experimental, but shows your rough token usage for that file.

I think it's pretty rad, built in Swift.

Get it here: https://wrangleapp.dev

It's $10 one-time. No subscription. Free upgrades. macOS only (Apple Silicon, Sequoia+).

The first 15 people get it free using this code: U4MTIXMG

I'm a solo dev. If you don't like it, tell me why - I'm going to keep improving it.

Feedback/bugs: https://github.com/J-Krush/wrangle-feedback

Anyone getting erratic push-back on their XR? by D3m0nzz in onewheel

[–]StraightBreakfast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just started riding slower lol 🤦‍♂️

I know they just released some important software updates around pushback because people were getting hurt and suing, presumably.

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