Claude in a terminal tab
A Claude tab runs Claude Code in Multee, exactly as it looks in your own terminal. The tab's dot shows when Claude works or needs you, and ⌘-click opens a path it prints.
- Since
- 0.1.0
- Where to find it
- File ▸ New Claude Session
- Keys
- ⌘⇧C
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”Start Claude with --continue or --resume
Press ⌘⌥C, or the ▾ beside ✦ in the tab bar, to choose how the new Claude starts. Continue picks up this folder’s last conversation, Resume lets you pick an older one, and Skip permissions runs without asking first.
It carries on after a usage limit
When Claude stops at the 5-hour or weekly limit, the tab waits for the reset, then Multee types and sends a message telling Claude to continue. It only types into an empty box, so a draft you left stays. Settings ▸ Claude turns it off.
Claude quit? Restart brings it back
When Claude ends in its tab (you typed /exit, say), a card covers the terminal. Restart starts Claude again on the same conversation, Open Terminal turns the tab into a plain shell, and Close closes it.