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PM Terminal — Communication skill for Claude Code

Communication community

Desktop app for Claude Code, built for PMs: read replies as a chat, copy answers in one click, see which MCP servers and skills are actually loaded, and run several sessions at once.

How to install PM Terminal

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open anthony-dgx/pm-terminal and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What PM Terminal does

Desktop app for Claude Code, built for PMs: read replies as a chat, copy answers in one click, see which MCP servers and skills are actually loaded, and run several sessions at once.

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README

Atelier

A desktop app for Claude Code, for people who use it all day but do not want to live in a terminal.

It runs the real Claude Code underneath. Your `CLAUDE.md`, skills, plugins, MCP servers and permission rules all keep working, unchanged. Same agent, better window.

![The main window: a session open, tool work folded away, a draft ready to copy](docs/screenshots/chat.png)

*Screenshots use a throwaway home directory with invented sessions, so nothing in them is real work.*

Who this is for

Product managers and other non-engineers who use Claude Code for real work. It fixes four things:

Getting text back out. One button copies the answer, clean.
Reading the reply. Tool calls fold away, so the answer is not buried in machinery.
Knowing what is loaded. A panel lists your MCP servers and skills.
Losing your place. Sessions are listed, searchable and groupable, and several can run at once.

Happy in the terminal? You do not need this.

What it does

**Read the conversation.** Messages look like a chat. **Copy answer** takes the reply text without the tool output. When Claude fenced a draft for you, it becomes **Copy draft** and copies only the draft. **Copy all** takes the whole reply.

**See the work only when you want it.** Every reply folds to one line, like `3 steps · Bash, Read · 4.2s`. Click to open the tool calls and their output. While Claude works, a bar shows what it is doing and for how long, with a Stop button.

**Run several sessions at once.** Start something slow, switch away, keep working. The sidebar marks the ones still running in green, and puts an amber dot on the ones that answered while you were somewhere else. The dot clears when you open the session. The title bar counts them, so it still tells you even with the panel closed.

**Find any session.** History is listed and searchable, split into Today / This week / Before. Make coloured groups and drag sessions into them. Double-click to rename. `Cmd+K` jumps straight to a