Episko

About Episko

Episko is a macOS and Windows session manager for Claude Code, built for the situation where you are running five or ten agents at once and have lost track of which one is stuck, which one is waiting on a permission prompt, and which one quietly finished twenty minutes ago. Each session gets its own real terminal — Episko spawns the actual CLI rather than reimplementing it — and all of them are gathered into a single project-grouped view with a command palette for jumping between them. The core feature is attention routing: sessions are ranked by urgency, a count of how many need you is always visible, and a keyboard shortcut jumps straight to the next one blocked on a permission request or an error, so you are reacting to the flock rather than cycling through tabs hoping to catch one. Each session panel shows live state — the current tool call, files touched, diff counts, elapsed time, subagent count, token usage and dollar cost — alongside CPU and memory. A usage panel tracks the Claude 5-hour and 7-day limit windows with a projection of where your current pace lands by reset, which is the number that actually determines whether you can keep working. It also surfaces package.json scripts, justfile recipes and VS Code tasks as one-click runnables, and reads git branch and ahead/behind state per session.

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