If you open a ton of Claude Code sessions like I do, after a few days it’s painful to find the one where you actually solved a specific task. I rename my sessions with meaningful names, but even then: reopening one and not remembering what’s inside it is annoying. And once you spin up a session per task, tracking what’s done / in progress / blocked becomes pure memory. So I built Kambai : a local Kanban board for your Claude Code sessions. It runs entirely on your machine (read-only, nothing leaves your computer) and reads every session under ~/.claude/projects , so you can drag them across columns (fully customizable) to see what’s done and what’s still worth resuming. Each card shows the title, project + branch, % of context used , and last activity. There’s a “Worth resuming” view that surfaces the high-context sessions worth reopening, and one click copies the claude --resume <id> command. It’s free and open-source: https://github.com/ferdinandobons/kanbai Would love feedback from anyone else drowning in sessions. What do you use to keep track? submitted by /u/Ambitious-Pie-7827
Originally posted by u/Ambitious-Pie-7827 on r/ClaudeCode