cc+ Desktop App for Claude Code: Multi-Session Management and Fleet Orchestration
What cc+ Does
cc+ is a desktop application for Claude Code, built on the Claude Agent SDK. It runs on macOS and Linux systems.
Key Features
- Multi-session tabs: Run parallel isolated Claude Code sessions simultaneously
- Live activity tree: Every subagent spawn and tool use rendered as a hierarchy in real time
- Security scoring: Flags dangerous operations, secret exposure, and scope creep
- Workflow enforcement: Blocks commits without code review and requires test coverage gates
- Fleet orchestration: Captain manages your sessions, launches new ones, and helps debug and improve your workflow
- Persistent memory: Agents carry context across sessions automatically
- Telegram control: Start sessions, get updates, and use voice commands from your phone
- Insights dashboard: Token and usage tracking across sessions
- Session import: Bring in your existing Claude Code sessions
Availability and Links
The application is open source and available on GitHub at https://github.com/kerplunkstudio/ccplus. Additional information can be found on the project website at https://ccplus.run.
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