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See every pod run in one window.
Know when a run needs you.

OpenAFlow is a desktop app for pod, the Claude Code plugin that builds a plan with agents, wave by wave. It shows each run across your repos, and it tells you when a run stops for you.

View on GitHubWindows download: coming soon

Windows now · Linux, then macOS, next · Free and open source, MIT

See each run

Every pod run in every repo sits in one sidebar. Open a run to see its stage, the waves of the current sprint, each slice, and its PR.

The wave board for sprint 2 of 3. Wave 1 and wave 2 are merged. Wave 3 is blocked, with the reason under the slice.

Know when a run needs you

A blocked agent, a PR to merge, or a question to answer: OpenAFlow tells you. A toast appears, and the tray icon shows a dot. This also works when the window is closed.

Act from the app

Merge a PR, answer a question, or send continue to the run's Claude session. Turn on Auto-continue, and the app sends continue for you when pod waits.

A Next step card says Autopilot stopped because a slice is blocked. Below it, a text box takes your answer, with a Save answer button.

Runs on your PC only

It reads your repos and Claude's session files. No account, no cloud.

Never writes inside a repo

Your branches and files stay as pod and Claude left them.

Open source

MIT licensed. Read the code on GitHub.

Get started

  1. Install the tools

    Git for Windows, GitHub CLI (run gh auth login once), and Claude Code.

  2. Install pod

    Inside Claude Code, run:

    /plugin marketplace add iamphduc/claude-pod
/plugin install pod@pod

  3. Get OpenAFlow

    The Windows installer is coming soon. To try it now, build it from source. Watch the GitHub repo to hear about the first release.