Just shipped a crazy update for Solhun.

You know that moment when Claude Code spits out a file path and you have to manually find it? Not anymore.

• Cmd+Click any file path in terminal opens in your editor (VSCode, Cursor, etc.)

• Line numbers work too (src/App.tsx:42 opens at line 42)

• URLs are now clickable opens in browser

• localhost links work (http://localhost:3000)

Everything you need to check, all from one place. No more copy-pasting paths or switching windows.

• Keep all possibilities open Don't trust AI guessing. Make it verify with actual server, DB, API calls

• Read the functions your function calls Don't guess, actually trace the logic. Timing conflicts between functions cause one to get skipped

• Search everywhere that function is used It's being called somewhere you didn't expect

Fixed a screen freeze bug that wouldn't go away for days using this method. The culprit was insufficient function call intervals + fit function not executing.https://www.solhun.com/changelog

Sharing the actual prompt in the comments.

Real-time session status monitoring inspired by claude-squad. Track Claude Code sessions with visual indicators in the sidebar.

https://www.solhun.com/changelog

I juggle Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex daily. Here's what actually works:

• The secret is context engineering feed AI code that works, it writes code that works

• Use open-source aggressively. Load proven repos with /add-dir as context

• Debugging servers? Let AI call your APIs directly it catches errors in real-time, not you describing symptoms for hours

• Stuck with one agent? Switch mid-task without losing context

I've been experimenting with different AI tools and realized: sticking to just one limits you.

Here's how I split my workflow:

• Design (big picture): Antigravity

• Design (details): Cursor Visual Editor

• Overall logic: Claude Code

• Tricky logic that won't solve: Codex

• File cleanup: Gemini CLI

Each tool has its strengths. Mixing them gets way better results than forcing one to do everything.

Hey everyone! Thanks for checking out CLI Manager.

Here's what's new today:

• Background mode - keep processes running while you work

• Custom editor support

• Changelog is now live at solhun.com

Coming soon: