Every task in a window you can tell apart.
whyFive tasks in five grey tabs look the same.
asksOpen the billing terminal and start on the retry bug.
Say "open the website terminal", and a new window opens in iTerm2, Windows Terminal, GNOME Terminal, Konsole or xterm, coloured, with the task inside.
team/tools/terminal/terminal.md targets and coloursAnyone running more than one AI at a time.
whyFive tasks in five grey tabs look the same.
asksOpen the billing terminal and start on the retry bug.
whyThe check needs Claude Code on the server itself.
asksOpen the production server's window and check the disk.
whyThe answer is in a codebase only the server holds.
asksAsk the api server which port the worker listens on.
Always a new window. An open window is never renamed for a new task.
An operation, specialist, project or the curator, each coloured.
Claude or Codex, fresh or resumed, in the target's colours.
SSH first, then Claude Code. Questions stop for you.
A blocking question would take the next newline as an answer.
That project's Claude Code answers over SSH, or says not found.
Sent by scp; the remote path comes back.
Windows open on your own computer. A server's login is yours.
macOS asks once whether the launcher may control iTerm2. A new window is ready once Claude Code waits for input and its colour shows.
Each space's terminal page keeps a row per target: name, path, colours.
Our server stores the terminal page, with names and colours.
The AI types only into windows it opened, by id.
Such a window is left to you.
Each window is found by its own fixed id, set when it opens.
Claude Code takes no other.
| Limit | What it means |
|---|---|
| Nine prompt colours | Red, blue, green, yellow, purple, orange, pink, cyan or default. |
Keep each target's row on the terminal page. Every window opens right.