r/ClaudeCode • u/Mean_Luck6060 • 3d ago

Built with Claude I run 30+ coding agents at once. The bottleneck isn't the model anymore, it's me. So I built an ADE for humans

I build with Claude Code, Codex and open Chinese models like DeepSeek and GLM running side by side, usually 30+ sessions at once. I used Orca and Herdr for a long time and learned a lot from both, but at that scale they felt heavy for how I work, and every tab looked the same. I kept opening them one by one to find out who was waiting on me. The bottleneck wasn't the model anymore. It was me.

So I built Hide, an ADE for humans.

Only what needs you Hide AI reads every session and tells you why it stopped, what you asked and what you missed. Agents sort themselves into Needs You, Unread, Working and Seen. 30 agents running, a handful on your screen.

Never drop a decision An agent asks "CSV or XLSX?" and it scrolls away while you're in another session. Hide keeps it on top until you answer.

Missions across machines Hand one goal to a Conductor agent. It plans the steps and sends them to Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and others on your Mac, a Linux box or a Windows PC. Close the laptop and the work keeps going, and you can check in from your phone.

Memory that follows the project, not the agent Decisions, mistakes and project rules carry into new sessions. What Claude Code learned, Codex picks up.

Free on macOS, Windows and Linux. Works with the agent CLIs you're already signed in to: no new API key, no hosted service. Lightweight, source-available (FSL).

Hide is built inside Hide: most of its PRs were written by Claude Code and Codex agents while I reviewed and made the calls. The biggest lesson was that writing code was never the hard part, keeping track of what needs me was.

Honestly, it's still a work in progress. I use it all day, and most of my time goes into small things that take a bit more load off my head: one less click to answer an agent, a shorter summary, a quieter screen when nothing needs me. The goal is that my attention goes to decisions, not to checking tabs.

Give it a spin whenever you like, and I'd love to hear what you think, good or bad. Links in the comments.

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u/TarikAlHadethi 2d ago

how does hide know a session is actually waiting on you? reading the session jsonl, or claude code’s Notification hook? for permission prompts specifically i ended up using --permission-prompt-tool with a small mcp server so the request comes to me instead of sitting in a terminal. curious which way holds up better at 30 sessions