A VS Code extension for tracking Claude Code and Codex sessions

Deck is a for managing many Claude Code sessions in one place. It shows a tree in the secondary sidebar with repo, worktree, and levels, so separate coding tasks are easier to track. s open like editor tabs, and Ctrl+Tab can switch between them. The s are backed by tmux, so running work can survive a VS Code window reload.

Claude Code has a special that can automatically resume sessions after a full computer reboot. VS Code appear when an agent finishes or needs input, and the tree row shows status with colors. Blue means the agent is done but the reply has not been read, and yellow means it is waiting for or input. Command launchers can save a command as a one-click preset, with an option to run it automatically when a worktree is created.

Deck is , has no , and needs VS Code 1.110 or newer plus tmux 3.1 or newer. Status and session resume work with Claude Code and Codex, while the s can run other commands too.

Key points

  • Deck shows repo, worktree, and sessions in a VS Code sidebar tree.
  • s open as editor tabs and can be switched with Ctrl+Tab.
  • tmux keeps running work alive through a VS Code reload.
  • Claude Code sessions can auto-resume after a full reboot.
  • Claude Code and Codex support status display and session resume; Deck has no .

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