Run Every Claude Code Session in One Window
One pane per repo, all on screen. Click Claude, Cursor, or Grok and pick a folder. When a pane goes quiet, Ctrl+Tab skips it. Paste a screenshot with one shortcut. Save & Close writes down where each Claude session got to.
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29 seconds. Claude, Cursor, Grok, and your shells — one window.
2026.8 / 2026.9
What's new
Welcome starts Claude, Cursor, or Grok. The rest of this list is what landed after the first public builds.
Agents
- • Welcome starts with Claude, Cursor, or Grok. Each session asks which folder. The pane is named after the repo.
- • Save & Close stays Claude-only. Cursor and Grok keep their own transcripts.
- • Skip-permissions is a checkbox, off by default. Old seeded commands are rewritten on launch.
Terminals that behave
- • Ctrl+Tab works while a pane has focus.
- • Clickable paths no longer launch .exe, .bat, or .ps1. They open in Explorer.
- • Grok and other full-screen TUIs keep selection, overlay fill, and a footer that stays put.
- • Play after a process exits no longer leaks a second terminal.
Your session
- • Closing StreamView asks first. Save & Close can write Claude summaries before teardown.
- • Session and template files cannot be wiped by a crash mid-save.
- • Automatic idle checkpoints every 30 minutes, so a crash is not a blank Resume banner.
Privacy and chrome
- • Environment variables on a stream are encrypted for this Windows user.
- • Light theme is actually readable. Tabs are larger on a desk monitor.
- • Voice input is off by default and transcribes on your machine. See the privacy policy.
Four agents is a window-management problem
One AI coding session in a terminal is easy. Four is where the work actually is — and four Windows Terminal tabs all look the same.
Which pane is still working, and which one asked you something ten minutes ago?
The agent reads images by path. Screenshot, save, find the file, type the path. Every time.
Close the window and every Claude session dies. Tomorrow you re-explain where you were.
Built for running agents in parallel
Welcome starts with Claude, Cursor, or Grok. Pick a folder — that's the repo — and the pane is named after it. Each one is a real Windows ConPTY terminal, so the agent's full-screen UI renders the way it does anywhere else.
A pane's status dot goes Idle when its output has been quiet for a stretch
(30 seconds by default). For an AI session that is usually the moment it finished, or it's
asking you a question. It is a silence timer, not a prompt detector — a long think looks idle too.
Ctrl+Tab walks the
sessions that are still producing output and skips the rest.
Copy a screenshot and press Ctrl+Shift+V.
StreamView saves the PNG and types the path into the pane — which is what the agent needs to read it.
Save & Close asks each Claude Code pane to print a short summary of where it got to. Next launch, a Resume banner feeds that back. Cursor and Grok get the same real panes and a folder picker; they do not get Claude's LEFT-OFF prompt — they keep their own transcripts.
If the CLI isn't installed, StreamView says so before opening a dead pane. Skipping permission prompts is a checkbox, off by default.
Features
A pane per session
Click Claude, Cursor, or Grok, pick a folder, and get a real terminal pointed at that repo, with its own colour.
Idle when the output stops
A pane goes Idle after a stretch of silence — 30 seconds by default. Ctrl+Tab jumps to the next active session and skips the quiet ones.
Screenshot in one shortcut
Copy an image, press Ctrl+Shift+V. StreamView saves it and types the path into the pane.
Close Claude without losing context
Save & Close asks each Claude Code pane to print a LEFT-OFF summary. Next launch, a Resume banner picks it up. Cursor and Grok keep their own transcripts.
Real terminals, not a viewer
ConPTY-powered emulation with full ANSI colour, mouse wheel, and alternate-screen support. Full-screen TUIs render properly.
Workspaces and layouts
Grid, Main+Sidebar, Rows, or Single. Group panes per project. Starred and Recent gather live panes across workspaces without restarting them.
History you own
Sessions record to plain JSONL in a folder you choose. Input Only keeps AI panes to your prompts instead of noisy TUI redraws.
Windows Terminal integration
Detects your WT profiles and launches your shells with their colours and settings intact. PowerShell, CMD, WSL, Git Bash.
Recording modes
Per-stream: All, Input Only, Output Only, or None. Input Only is the default for AI sessions.
See StreamView in action
Claude, Cursor, Grok, and your shells
Welcome starts a session: pick Claude, Cursor, or Grok, then the folder. PowerShell, CMD, and WSL sit underneath. Windows Terminal profiles are under Add Stream.
Several sessions on one screen
One pane per repo. Supercharge the agents, or watch the logs. Grid, Main+Sidebar, Rows, or Single — Ctrl+Tab skips the quiet ones.
Paste a screenshot
Copy an image and press Ctrl+Shift+V. StreamView saves it and types the path into the pane — which is what the agent needs to read it.
How it works
Start a session
Click Claude, Cursor, or Grok and pick the repository. Recent folders sit on top after the first one.
Arrange them
Grid, Main+Sidebar, Rows, or Single. F11 expands the pane you're reading.
Work
Real ConPTY terminals. Ctrl+Shift+V pastes a screenshot path. Ctrl+Tab skips idle panes.
Come back
Layouts restore on launch. For Claude Code, Save & Close writes a summary first.
And a proper multi-terminal viewer
Every pane is a real shell. Agents aren't the only thing worth watching.
AI coding sessions
Several Claude, Cursor, or Grok panes, each in its own repo. One writing, one reviewing the same folder read-only.
Agent plus its process
An agent in one pane, the dev server it started in the next, and the test run beside it.
Build and test
Frontend build, backend compile, and test watcher visible at once.
Logs without a shell
Tail File mode follows any file like tail -f — no process to restart when it rotates.
DevOps
SSH sessions, deploy scripts, and container logs stacked in Rows like a dashboard.
Anything that runs in a terminal
PowerShell, CMD, WSL, Git Bash, elevated shells, Windows Terminal profiles.
How it compares
| Feature | StreamView | Windows Terminal | tmux |
|---|---|---|---|
| See all terminals at once | Yes | Tabs / basic splits | Yes |
| Idle skip (Ctrl+Tab) | Yes | No | No |
| Screenshot into a session | One shortcut | Manual | Manual |
| Claude Save & Close / Resume | Yes | No | No |
| Session history | Searchable, local | No | Limited |
| Persistent layouts | Auto-save | Manual | With plugins |
| Native Windows GUI | Yes | Yes | No |
| Setup required | None | None | WSL / config |
StreamView reads your Windows Terminal profiles. It complements WT; it doesn't replace it.
Every session. One window.
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