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Your Claude Code agents on every new tab — status, context, attention ranking, one click back to the terminal. Running several Claude Code sessions at once means something is always working somewhere — and something else is quietly waiting on you in a terminal you forgot about. Perch turns every new tab into a calm dashboard of all of them. • See every live agent: status (working / your turn / needs approval), the task you gave it, and what it's doing right now • Attention ranking — agents are scored and grouped by how urgently they need you, with a one-line reason ("needs YubiKey touch", "context almost full") • Bird codenames — every session gets a memorable identity like Indigo Finch or Copper Owl, and its avatar is drawn from the name • Context meters — tokens used vs. the window, amber at 80%, red at 92% • Click a card to jump to that agent's exact Ghostty terminal — right window, right tab, right split • Broadcast one prompt to many agents at once • Pin important sessions, six themes, and an analytics tab: how long agents wait on you, and your agent-hours per day Perch's data comes from a tiny open-source companion server that runs on your machine and reads Claude Code's local session files. Install it once: npm install -g perch-dashboard && perch install Nothing leaves your machine — the extension talks only to 127.0.0.1. Source: https://github.com/catoenm/perch
Aug 26, 2026
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