Claude Code Sessions
Sunflare gives you a live view into your Claude Code sessions — whether you’re sitting at your desk or checking in from your phone.
How It Works
Section titled “How It Works”Claude Code runs on your server inside a tmux session. Sunflare connects via SSH and reads the session state, giving you a real-time view of what Claude is doing without interrupting it.
No special Claude Code plugins or modifications needed. If Claude Code is running in tmux, Sunflare can see it.
Session List
Section titled “Session List”The Sessions tab shows all active and recent Claude Code sessions across all your machines:
- Session name — The tmux session identifier
- Machine — Which server it’s running on
- Status — Running, waiting for input, or idle
- Current task — The last message or file being worked on
- Duration — How long the session has been running
Attaching to a Session
Section titled “Attaching to a Session”Click any session to open it in the terminal. You’ll attach directly to the tmux session and can interact normally — review what Claude did, answer a question, or take over manually.
Session Summaries
Section titled “Session Summaries”Sunflare can generate a brief summary of what happened in a session using your configured AI provider. Summaries are stored locally.
This is useful for:
- Catching up after stepping away
- Reviewing what changed before committing
- Keeping a log of work done
Notifications
Section titled “Notifications”Configure Sunflare to notify you when:
- A session is waiting for your input
- A session finishes (exits cleanly)
- A session encounters an error
Notifications arrive via standard macOS notification system. No polling service, no background agent — Sunflare checks in when you open the app or on a configurable interval.
Starting New Sessions
Section titled “Starting New Sessions”From the Machines tab, click a machine and choose New Claude Code Session. Sunflare opens a terminal, creates a named tmux session, and launches Claude Code for you.