Erkan DOGAN

Oh My Team - A Command Center for Claude Code — agents + browser + phone

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Claude Code Command Center. Run many Claude Code sessions, watch and steer them from a single control plane. Browser workspace: tile live terminals, drag sessions into splits, Cmd+K switch, persisted layouts. Hub: mirror every session to a Telegram topic or Slack thread. Start, stop, approve permissions from your phone. Close your laptop — tmux keeps them running. Under the hood: 12 specialized agents with a 5-way review gate. One npm i -g oh-my-team. MIT, no hidden build step.

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Hey Product Hunt! I built Oh My Team because running more than one Claude Code session at a time turns into a mess fast. Multiple terminals, switching tabs to check progress, typing permission replies by hand, missing a question that scrolled off, closing the laptop and losing everything. Single-agent tools work great — until you try to scale past one. Oh My Team is a Command Center for Claude Code — one place to run, watch, and steer many sessions. Three control surfaces, same underlying sessions: Hub. Connect one Telegram group or Slack channel and every project lands in its own topic/thread. Start sessions, reply to permission prompts, read progress — from your phone. Close your laptop, sessions keep running in tmux. Each project has its own bridge, so the hub never touches project context: zero extra token cost. Browser workspace. A live React/dockview UI at localhost. Drag a session from the sidebar into a split location to open a terminal; tile up to 10 at once; resize panes freely; Cmd+K palette with fuzzy search; minimize without killing the PTY; layouts persist across reloads. If you know tmux, it's tmux-style in the browser. CLI. The full omt hub command surface stays, for anyone who prefers it. Under the hood, it's backed by 12 specialized agents — a planner that interviews you, parallel builders in tmux panes, a 5-agent review gate (goals, QA, code quality, security, context), explorers, librarians. Single-agent review is half the review; five independent reviewers catch what the builder missed. All three control surfaces are lightweight: Markdown for agents, a TypeScript channel bridge, a pre-built React bundle that ships in the npm tarball. No hidden build steps for end users. MIT licensed. Would love to hear what you think — especially if you install it, start 3-4 sessions, and try steering all of them from your phone or the workspace. That's where the "command center" framing clicks. — Erkan