Claudy: A native macOS wrapper for Claude Code with multi-session, auto account switching, and draft commits
A developer who uses Claude Code daily built Claudy — a native macOS wrapper that addresses common pain points when running Claude Code across multiple projects. Built with SwiftUI, SwiftData, and libghostty (Ghostty's terminal core), it provides a GUI overlay without replacing the Claude Code CLI experience.
Key features
- Multi-session: Run multiple Claude Code sessions side by side in a proper sidebar, no more juggling terminal tabs.
- Auto account switching: When you hit the API usage limit, Claudy automatically switches to another account to keep working.
- Draft Commits: Checkpoint your work mid-session and restore it anytime — useful when you forget to commit.
- Marketplace: Install Skills, MCPs, and Commands in one click.
Technical details
The app uses SwiftUI for the UI layer, SwiftData for local persistence, and libghostty for the embedded terminal emulator. This means the Claude Code terminal experience is preserved while adding native macOS window management and session persistence.
The developer launched on Product Hunt and is open to questions about the build or features.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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