Talpy Den for VS Code

Every Claude Code chat you have running, on this computer, in your containers and on your SSH hosts, in one VS Code view: which ones need you, which are working, how much of your plan is left, and Talpy, a pet who acts it all out.

Every chat at a glance, per Claude account: terminal chats, background chats and Claude Code panels, here, on your SSH hosts and in your Docker, Podman or nerdctl containers (also from a Remote-SSH or Dev Containers window), with each account's plan usage and where your pace leads.
Act without switching: click a chat for its tab to follow the conversation, reply, answer its permission prompts and questions, and review or undo what it changed.
Notifications when a chat needs you or finishes, and one key (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C) for the chat that needs you.
Start chats in a terminal, a Claude Code panel or the background, with a task, later, or once a usage limit resets; a chat can keep going by itself after each usage limit, also on your SSH hosts and in containers.
Recap and Permissions: your day, week or everything with Claude, and every permission you gave, to revoke.
Recent chats, ★ starred chats and plans under each account, a page at a time; every chat, plan and memory by project on the Projects tab; and Find a Chat. Star, hide or delete them.

The Talpy Den view in a dark theme: Talpy under "1 chat needs you", an account with its chats, their pets, plan usage bars, plans and memories, and an SSH host with a chat a usage limit stopped The same view in a light theme

As an editor tab (Talpy Den: Open in Editor Tab):

Install

Click Install on this page, or search for Talpy Den in VS Code's Extensions view. Or download talpy-den-<version>.vsix from the latest release and run code --install-extension talpy-den-<version>.vsix (or Extensions view → ⋯ → Install from VSIX…); a downloaded extension doesn't update by itself, so install a newer release the same way.

Needs Linux, VS Code 1.90 or newer, Python 3.7+ and Claude Code; for the plan usage bars, jq and a small status-line snippet (Talpy Den: Set Up Plan Usage Bars… adds it). An SSH host needs key-based login and python3; nothing is installed there.

Everything else

What each part of the view does, the settings and commands, privacy and troubleshooting are in the Talpy Den repository, for VS Code in In VS Code. Talpy Den runs in the KDE Plasma and GNOME panels too.

Talpy Den

Wadhah Zai El Amri

Talpy Den for VS Code

Install

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