A Claude Code GUI for people who run more than one session
Moryu Dev is a Claude Code GUI: one desk for every Claude Code and Codex session you run, so you stop switching between terminal tabs to find the one that is waiting on you.
Why a GUI for Claude Code at all
Claude Code is at its best in the terminal. The trouble starts at the second or third session. One is writing tests, one is halfway through a refactor, one asked you a question ten minutes ago and has been sitting idle since. A terminal shows you one of them at a time.
What Moryu Dev shows you
- Every session in one list, sorted by what it needs: Needs you, Working, Waiting, Parked.
- The session that needs you moves to the top, so the next thing to answer is always first.
- The live terminal for the session you pick, right beside the list. You still type to Claude Code the way you do today.
- Projects, so sessions for the same codebase sit together.
Bring your own Claude Code or Codex
Moryu Dev runs the Claude Code and Codex you already have, on your own subscription or key. It does not resell a model and it does not change how the agents work. It changes how many of them you can keep an eye on.
Who it is for
Developers who already run several agents at once and lose time babysitting terminals. If you run one session at a time, the terminal is enough.
Price
Free with your own Claude Code or Codex. Pro is US$20 a month and adds your phone, so you can answer a waiting session away from your desk.
Questions people ask
- Is Moryu Dev made by Anthropic?
- No. It is an independent desktop app that runs Anthropic's Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex on your own account.
- Does it replace the terminal?
- No. Each session is still a real terminal; Moryu Dev arranges them.