ClaudeHive: Web UI for Managing Parallel Claude Code Sessions

ClaudeHive is a web UI built to manage parallel Claude Code sessions, addressing the manual workflow of opening multiple terminal tabs, navigating to working directories, launching Claude, and manually swapping inputs for batch processing tasks.
Key Features
The tool provides several specific capabilities extracted from the source:
- Define prompt templates with placeholders
- Batch-run templates across multiple inputs in parallel with configurable concurrency
- Agents can self-review their work automatically
- Review all results in one centralized location
- Send follow-up questions to any agent without leaving the application
Workflow Automation
The creator built ClaudeHive to solve specific pain points in their Claude Code workflow: running the same prompt with different inputs for research and analysis, managing self-review processes across multiple sessions, and finding specific sessions days later when more sessions had been created since.
CLI Integration
In addition to the web UI, ClaudeHive includes a CLI tool that enables a manager agent to spawn and coordinate worker agents, providing programmatic control over the parallel session management.
The tool is available on GitHub at https://github.com/ertygiq/claude-hive and was developed by the creator for their own workflow before being shared with the community.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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