Grimoire: a Halloween-styled terminal that runs Claude Code sessions as demons
voidwalker_com · x · 2026-10-31
For Halloween, Infernal Intelligence released Grimoire, a tongue-in-cheek terminal that presents your Claude Code sessions as "summoned demons" — but the underlying tool is genuinely useful.
- Realms: one per Claude account, with live 5-hour/weekly usage limits side by side, no app switching
- The Familiar: a per-project agent that remembers goals and splits work — e.g. semantic search, checkout refactor, release notes drafted in parallel, with recall of offline tasks
- Demons are billed to the account they were summoned from
Downloadable via GitHub. Silly skin, real multi-account agent orchestration underneath.
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