ClaudePulse for Windows
A system-tray view of multiple coding-agent sessions
A Windows desktop tool that tracks Claude Code sessions and notifies the user when attention is needed.
The product
ClaudePulse for Windows puts coding-session status in the system tray. It is inspired by the original macOS ClaudePulse and brings the concept to Windows with session tracking, permission alerts, and notification-to-terminal navigation.
How it works
A local HTTP listener receives Claude Code hook events. The application maintains each session’s state and updates the tray icon. Notifications are debounced to reduce alerts during intermediate stops, while permission requests can receive immediate attention.
The hook configurator merges its entries into existing settings rather than replacing the user’s hooks. The implementation uses .NET, Windows tray APIs, and a local session manager.
The interaction that matters
An alert is more useful when it leads back to the relevant work. Clicking a notification can bring the corresponding terminal forward. The repository explains the supported environment, installation, hook setup, and the original project that inspired this version.