Abralo - Run multiple Claude Code agents in one window
Show HN: Abralo – Free, easy way to run several Claude Code agents in one window
Abralo is a lightweight, native desktop application for macOS, Windows, and Linux that allows developers to run and manage multiple Claude Code agents simultaneously within a single interface. Unlike traditional terminal windows, it offers a cleaner, more legible view to easily monitor token usage, track agent progress, and identify which tasks require immediate attention. The tool integrates seamlessly with your existing Claude Pro or Max subscription, providing real-time analytics on token consumption without requiring a new account. With a free tier supporting up to four concurrent agents, Abralo solves the complexity of juggling multiple AI coding sessions, ensuring you can efficiently manage your workflow while staying within your usage limits.
It makes Claude Code easier to understand and read, which means I can manage several agents at a time, and it makes it painfully obvious if your input is needed to unblock an agent.
- parasti
Claude Code CLI has an agents view that lets you manage multiple sessions in parallel. I literally only ever start claude with `claude agents` these days, and use left arrow to go back to that view from any single session.
- zhaodc
Personally, I also like to use terminal development. Previously, I used tmux to manage opencode sessions, but now I also use claude on a daily basis. I tried it, but later I felt that the trouble did not continue. At present, you can use it directly for me, which is quite awesome. I like it. It has been downloaded and I will try it.
- johntash
This mentioned using the claude binary, is it using 'claude -p'? And are you worried about the subscription/billing changes that were supposed to take effect this month? I have a similar ui I made for myself that I'm wondering if it will just become useless eventually.
- AgentMasterRace
or use herdr, or the many other options that don't force you to use Claude code.
- paul_brook
Very cool! You mention VS Code crashing with a few agents. Have you measured how much lighter Abralo is in terms of memory and CPU compared to the equivalent setup in VS Code?