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familiar
The missing IDE half for your terminal AI-agent workflow
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The missing IDE half for your terminal AI-agent workflow
4 followers
Working with Claude Code or another terminal AI agent means constant context-switching: you can't easily review its diffs, dig through past sessions, or check git history without leaving for a full IDE. familiar fixes that with full-screen kitty overlays bringing IDE-grade diff review, live session browsing, and git log exploration into your terminal β so you stay in the AI-agent workflow with far less need for a separate IDE. Built for macOS for now, may expand if there's demand.
Love this, exactly the kind of tooling I wish existed for my Claude Code sessions. One thing I'd love to see is the ability to pin a specific session and reopen it after restarting the terminal, since right now I lose my context every time I close kitty and have to dig it back up.
@fatma_c6670Β
Good news - the `session` kitten already covers most of this! Your Claude Code sessions are never lost when you close kitty: they live on disk, and `Cmd+Shift+S` opens a browser of all projects and sessions sorted by recency, with a transcript preview so you can recognize the one you need. Hitting `c` on a project resumes its most recent session instantly (`claude --continue`), and `Enter` on any session resumes that exact one (`claude --resume`). You can also rename sessions to make them easier to find later.
A literal "pin" (a favorite stuck to the top, or auto-reopening on kitty startup) isn't there yet β that's a nice idea, I'll consider adding it. But the "lost context after restart" pain should already be solved: just `Cmd+Shift+S` β `c`.