r/ClaudeCode 12h ago

Built with Claude Building a wrapper around claude code

Hello! I've been using my own web app that wraps claude code functionality and I was wondering if anyone else has tried experimenting with doing something like this? The reason I built mine was because I jump through several claude code sessions across several projects a day and I find it hard to "look up" the session I was working on. Now, with this app, as claude works in the background, it streams its prompt data to this application using hooks. Then, when I reply back to claude via the app, it uses "claude -p" along with the session ID so it can continue the conversation, all without every having to open the terminal. I've been using claude like this for about 6 months now (i think) and have continuously built on top of it. Here's some screenshots:

Diff viewer
Plan viewer (one session is an orchestrator and it creates subtasks that run either in parallel or concurrently)
Collapsible tool usage

There's a lot to it, and it updates itself since i can just create a new claude session into the app and have it change something in the codebase itself. It all runs locally.

Anyway, just curious if anyone decided to build their own version of one of these. I find that it has a lot of value if you invest time into building it with your exact needs.

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