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Synapse — Development skill for Claude Code

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A modern terminal window manager.

How to install Synapse

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

What Synapse does

A modern terminal window manager. Manage multiple terminal sessions with workspace persistence, window groups, split-pane layouts, and tmux compatibility for Claude Code Agent Teams.

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README

# Synapse

[English](docs/README.en.md) | [简体中文](docs/README.zh-CN.md)

A modern terminal window manager designed for “multi-project, multi-terminal, multi-context” daily development scenarios.

It provides a unified card view to manage multiple project terminals and an immersive terminal view for focused operations, perfect for maintaining multiple code repositories, AI coding sessions, and local development environments simultaneously.

Homepage Preview

![Synapse Homepage Preview](docs/assets/homepage-preview.png)

The repository currently lacks real interface screenshots. The above preview image shows the overall layout. Real screenshots can be added later by replacing this image resource.

Why Use It

Unified management of multiple project terminals: No more switching between system terminals and multiple tabs
Terminal bound to project context: Window cards directly display working directory, Git branch, project links, and status information
Perfect for AI-assisted development: Supports Claude StatusLine information display for tracking model and context usage
Better for long-term development sessions: Supports workspace auto-save, crash recovery, and history state restoration
Reduced context switching cost: Supports project links, quick navigation, and IDE project opening

Core Features

Multiple terminal window management with unified overview and immersive terminal view switching
Horizontal/vertical pane splitting with unified recursive layout model
Window groups: Organize multiple windows into logical groups with split-pane layout
- Batch operations: Start All, Pause All, Archive, Delete
- Visual status indicators: Each window shows its status with icon badges
- Status aggregation: Group cards display all window statuses at a glance
- Dedicated GroupView: Full-screen split-pane view for working with multiple windows

![Group Split View](docs/assets/group-split-view.png)