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nodo-labs-uk/attention-queue
An attention queue for Claude Code sessions in tmux: review, step, quiz or vibe
aq is a terminal TUI (written in Rust) that aggregates all your Claude Code sessions running in tmux into a single attention queue. When a session needs you — a diff to review, an edit to approve, a permission prompt, or a question — it appears as a card you handle one at a time, with modes like review, step, quiz or vibe per project.
Why now: It was just shown on Hacker News as a Show HN post, and it's a fresh release (created and pushed within days) tapping into the current wave of people running multiple AI coding agents at once.
Who it is for: Developers who run several Claude Code (or similar agent) sessions in tmux and struggle to track which ones are waiting on their input.
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