Abralo: Manage Multiple Claude Code Agents in One Window
cwbuilds · hn · 2026-07-08
Developer Chris has built Abralo, a free and lightweight desktop app based on Tauri. It aims to solve the pain points of interface clutter, crashes, and difficulty tracking status when running multiple Claude Code agents simultaneously in a terminal or IDE.
Core Features:
- Parallel Management: Allows users to run and monitor multiple Claude Code agents side-by-side in a single window, making it easy to see which agent requires human intervention.
- Usage Tracking: Provides clear alerts on Token usage with visual charts, helping users predict if they are approaching 5-hour or weekly limits, and identifies the most Token-consuming agents.
- Secure & Lightweight: The app does not store users' Claude Code credentials or interaction data; all communications remain strictly between the user and Anthropic. It is compatible with Windows, macOS, and 64-bit Linux.
The author shared their experience using the tool to automate tasks like business lead research, email drafting, and fact-checking, and is seeking feedback from the community.
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