A Claude Code UI for supervising local sessions
Junction gives Claude Code users a dedicated browser surface for visibility and control while the actual session keeps running in the development environment you already trust.
Best for
Claude Code users who want a clearer interface around local runs.
Why Junction
Junction complements the Claude Code CLI by making run state, approvals, and mobile supervision easier to see.
What it means
Junction is the local-first control plane for AI coding agents.
A UI around the CLI, not a replacement for it
Claude Code is powerful in the terminal. Junction adds the missing control surface for when you need to supervise work from another screen or another device.
Make waiting states obvious
Long-running Claude Code sessions often pause on approvals, tool results, or failed tests. Junction makes that status easier to see before the run goes stale.
- Inspect the latest output without reconnecting to the terminal.
- Respond to prompts while away from the workstation.
- Review enough context to decide whether the run should continue.
Works with the environment you already configured
Junction does not manage Claude credentials or hide the agent in another platform. It connects to your daemon and lets Claude Code keep using the auth and tools already present on that machine.
Field notes
Related Junction guides
How to Monitor Claude Code from Your Phone Without SSH
Keep a Claude Code session local, read live output on mobile, and decide when to approve, stop, or review the next step.
Use Claude Code and Codex Side by Side
Run Claude Code and Codex in separate local sessions, keep context isolated, and compare results without mixing agent work.
Claude Code vs Codex for Local-First Development
Compare Claude Code and Codex for local-first agent workflows by task shape, context needs, review style, and Junction fit.
Get started
Keep agent work visible from anywhere.
Install the daemon where your projects already run, connect Junction, and use one browser workspace for active AI coding agents.