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Inspector for agent sessions Run Claude Code and Gemini CLI with session status, cost tracking, context usage, and tool history. Learn moreRun Claude Code on multiple branches without hunting for which session finished, which one is stuck, and what each one changed. A native desktop app for Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Built at IT SOL, where we run 10+ parallel Claude Code sessions daily across 13 PR branches. You run Claude Code or Gemini CLI on several branches at once and need to know which session is running, idle, or waiting for input. Your team maintains 5, 10, or 15 active PR branches. Each one needs its own agent session, terminal, and test browser. You lose time finding the right terminal tab, reconstructing what an agent was doing, or logging into the right staging environment for the right branch. If you work on one branch in one terminal, Canopy adds overhead you do not need. Projects, branches, sessions, browser state, and Inspector in one desktop workspace. Canopy is a desktop GUI for Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex that keeps every worktree and agent session isolated and inspectable. Run Claude Code and Gemini CLI with session status, cost tracking, context usage, and tool history. Learn moreSee branches and worktrees in one sidebar. Create a worktree with its setup actions. Learn moreKeep several projects in one window and reopen the same layout later. Each worktree keeps its own browser tab, saved login state, favorites, and device viewports. Learn moreStart Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, LazyGit, or your own tools in the current worktree. Tabs, splits, and persistent sessions inside each worktree. Learn moreLink a worktree to a Jira or YouTrack issue and keep branch work attached to the ticket. Learn moreBrowse files and open them in a read-only pane inside the current workspace. Add a project and its branches to the sidebar. Choose a branch. Canopy creates an isolated directory and opens its workspace. Run Claude Code or another tool in that worktree and switch between sessions from one window. The Inspector shows session status, tool activity, cost, and context usage for Claude Code and Gemini CLI. On macOS, the notch shows whether a session is running, idle, or waiting for input. Used daily at IT SOL We built Canopy for our own workflow. We maintain a large .NET application with 13+ active PR environments. On a typical day, the team runs 10+ parallel Claude Code sessions. Each PR branch gets its own worktree, agent session, and test browser. Before Canopy, tracking session state meant cycling through terminal tabs. Now we see it in one sidebar. Code, terminal output, and workspace data stay on your machine. Canopy does not upload project files or data to any server. Canopy spawns Claude Code as a child process. Prompts go from your machine to Anthropic's API. Canopy does not intercept, modify, or log them. macOS builds are notarized through Apple Developer. Windows builds are signed via Azure Trusted Signing. No Gatekeeper or SmartScreen warnings. One daily ping: screen resolution, locale, app version, OS, CPU architecture. No user IDs, no IP logging, no file paths. Disable in Settings > Privacy. API tokens and saved browser passwords use Electron safeStorage backed by macOS Keychain or Windows Credential Manager. No plaintext secret files. Canopy runs alongside your terminal, tmux, VS Code, and other tools. Close it and everything works as before. No config changes, no migration. If you use Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or Codex across several branches, Canopy tracks every session, worktree, and browser state from one window. API keys and tool licenses stay with you. Working on a single branch in a single terminal? You probably do not need this. Open a project, create two worktrees, and run a session in each. Free, source-available, no account required. Free to use. Source-available. macOS, Windows, Linux. Version 0.10.0 Source-available license -- free for any purpose Built with