Claudraband Turns Claude Code Into a Persistent Daemon
If you've ever wanted to leave a Claude Code session running overnight and pick it back up in the morning, Claudraband is what you've been waiting for. It wraps Claude Code's terminal in a controlled session layer that lets you keep sessions alive, resume them later, and even drive them from your phone through an HTTP daemon.
The project bundles Claude Code itself and installs as both claudraband and cband. Two paths: tmux-based local sessions for personal use, or a daemon mode that exposes sessions over HTTP and ACP. That second one means you can plug Claude Code into Zed, Toad, or any editor that speaks Anthropic's communication protocol.
Created two days ago, already on Hacker News with 70 points. The design is intentionally narrow: it doesn't replace the Claude SDK or bypass authentication. Every interaction runs through a real Claude Code session. Think of it as the missing session management layer that turns one-shot terminal interactions into persistent, programmable workflows.
The TypeScript library underneath means you can build your own automation on top. The killer feature is resumable non-interactive workflows: essentially claude -p with session support, which is something the official tool doesn't offer yet.
https://github.com/halfwhey/claudraband
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The project bundles Claude Code itself and installs as both claudraband and cband. Two paths: tmux-based local sessions for personal use, or a daemon mode that exposes sessions over HTTP and ACP. That second one means you can plug Claude Code into Zed, Toad, or any editor that speaks Anthropic's communication protocol.
Created two days ago, already on Hacker News with 70 points. The design is intentionally narrow: it doesn't replace the Claude SDK or bypass authentication. Every interaction runs through a real Claude Code session. Think of it as the missing session management layer that turns one-shot terminal interactions into persistent, programmable workflows.
The TypeScript library underneath means you can build your own automation on top. The killer feature is resumable non-interactive workflows: essentially claude -p with session support, which is something the official tool doesn't offer yet.
https://github.com/halfwhey/claudraband
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