Tabs across the top, split panes below. Put two sessions side by side, drag the divider, double-click to reset. The arrangement is yours and Overwatch keeps it.
Drag to resize, double-click to reset. Every pane is a full live session.
“Phase 4a [NOT STARTED] · Phase 4b [NOT STARTED] · Phase 5 [NOT STARTED]. It summarised as if the whole task was done.”
GitHub · anthropics/claude-code, TodoWrite premature-stop, v1.0.85. A documented, reproducible pattern.
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You cannot catch a run that quits early if you can only look at one run. Split view puts the work and the watching in the same window: one pane running, one pane reviewing, both live. No terminal tab archaeology.
Split as far as the window allows. Every pane is a full session, not a preview.
Tabs are named by session, grouped by folder, and survive a restart. You always know which thread is which.
Move a divider to give a pane more room. Double-click it to snap back to even. Auto-tidy evens everything out in one click.
A long run does not have to hold your window hostage. Let it stream in the left pane while you plan the next thing on the right, in the same project, with the same files open.
A long run does not have to hold the whole window hostage.
Two branches of the same question, side by side, same scroll. It is the fastest way to tell a good answer from a confident one.
Even out the panes and reset the sidebar in one click when things drift.