AI Work Orchestration for Claude Code

Orchestrate every Claude Code Session.

Run parallel Claude Code Sessions without losing track of what is working, waiting or ready. One Windows workspace with Session Tabs, a dedicated browser per Session, professional Skills, live status, Stream Deck control, RGB feedback and wearable voice interaction.

STREAM DECK+RGB LEDs+WEARABLE

From screen to desk to room.

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Never miss a waiting Session

Live status on every Tab, key and LED — a blinking red anywhere means Claude needs you. No more silent stalls.

Claude sees what it builds

A dedicated browser per Session closes the build-test-fix loop — no copy-pasting stack traces, ever.

Leave the desk, keep control

Stream Deck to switch, RGB to see, a ring to talk — your Sessions reach as far as your attention does.

Straight from the source

Parallel Sessions aren’t our idea.
They’re Anthropic’s official advice.

“Run multiple Claude sessions in parallel to speed up development, run isolated experiments, or start complex workflows.”

— Claude Code best practices, Anthropic

workplace.digital is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic — we simply build for the way Claude Code is meant to be used.

The best practices go further: one worktree per Session, so experiments stay isolated. What’s missing is the layer on top — keeping you oriented across all of them. That’s where we come in:

The recommended setupseveral Sessions side by side · one worktree each · you keep track by hand
↓
With workplace.digitalindividually named Session Tabs · live status · dedicated browsers · professional Skills · Stream Deck · RGB LEDs · wearable control
The problem

Your Claude sessions shouldn’t disappear inside terminal tabs.

Which one is still working? Which one is waiting? Which one needs input? Which project was this? Where is the browser Claude was testing?

One window.
One Tab per Session.
One orchestration layer.

Organize · Session Tabs

Every Session has a home.

Each workplace.digital Tab represents one Claude Code Session: its terminal, its dedicated browser, its title, its SVG icon, its status, its work context. Switch Sessions instantly; spawn a new one in any folder with one click on +.

  • Drag to reorder; double-click to rename — the underlying Claude session is renamed too
  • Launch a whole workspace from the command line with (folder, title) pairs; resume named Sessions where you left off
  • Tab title and status change with the Session state — every Session stays identifiable, even with many running

One Session. One identity. Everywhere. Assign an SVG icon to a Session and that identity travels with it — into the Tab, onto the Stream Deck, across the workspace.

# one command, whole workspace:
> workplace "C:\dev\shop" "Frontend" ^
            "C:\dev\api"  "API" ^
            "C:\dev\db"   "Database"

● ready   ● working   ● needs you — screen-detected, accurate even in long quiet tool runs

See the result · dedicated Session browser

Claude doesn’t just write it.
Claude can see it.

Not one global browser — each Session Tab has its own. Claude drives it through a private, per-Session MCP server: navigate, reload, run JavaScript, read console output and JS errors, extract page text, take screenshots.

The loop closes inside the Session: Build → Open → Inspect → Debug → Fix → Verify — without you copy-pasting a single stack trace.

  • Code on one side, the result on the other. Same Session.
  • Hard-isolated per Session: loopback only, own port, random token — parallel Sessions never collide
  • Every Session gets the tools it needs: browser, MCP servers, project context, Skills
[ MOTION — Claude opens its build in the Session browser, reads a console error, patches the code, reloads: green ]
Equip · professional Skill Library

Give Claude the skills for the job.

workplace.digital includes a Skill Library organized the way work is actually organized: by profession. You don’t need to know a Skill’s name — start from “what kind of work am I doing?”

Choose the job → find the Skills → equip the Session → do the work.

Pick a profession for a Session and the pack lands in that project’s .claude/skills folder: ranked use cases, mandatory intake questions, quality gates Claude applies to its own output, and eval scenarios per profession — distilled from real job-market evidence, with full provenance.

  • A versioned, repository-backed Skill Library — traceable changes, controlled updates, central maintenance
  • Browse it openly, no account needed: the full catalog
  • Powered by a Gitea-based Skill infrastructure on this very domain
1,953professions in the library
5eval scenarios per pack
100%open, versioned git repos
# equip this Session:
> skill add project-manager
  ✓ installed to .claude/skills/

Sessions organize the work. Skills provide the capabilities. workplace.digital orchestrates both.

● FRONTEND SESSION

  • UI review Skill
  • Browser testing Skill
  • Accessibility Skill
→ specialized frontend workflow

● DATABASE SESSION

  • SQL review Skill
  • Migration Skill
  • Performance analysis Skill
→ specialized database workflow

● RELEASE SESSION

  • Build Skill
  • Deployment Skill
  • Documentation Skill
→ specialized release workflow

A Session tells workplace.digital WHERE work happens. Skills help define HOW it gets done.

Physical AI Work Orchestration

Your AI workspace doesn’t stop at the edge of your monitor.

STREAM DECK+RGB LEDs+WEARABLE

See it. Touch it. Talk to it. — From screen to desk to room.

CONTROL

Stream Deck keys become live Session controls — icon, identity and status included.

SEE

RGB LEDs mirror Session state into the room. Your peripheral vision becomes part of the interface.

MOVE & SPEAK

The Genki Wave wearable carries navigation and Claude voice input away from the keyboard.

[ HERO HARDWARE SHOT — monitor running workplace.digital, RGB lighting, Stream Deck on the desk, Genki Wave on the hand ]

All hardware is optional. Start with software — extend into your desk when you want to.

Control · Stream Deck

Not shortcuts.
Live Sessions.

A Stream Deck key here is not a macro. Each key can represent an actual Session Tab — showing the Session’s SVG icon with its round status indicator, live.

  • Same identity as the Tab: same icon, same status, physically on your desk
  • Bring your own icons: assign any SVG to a Session Tab, then to a key — workplace.digital renders it automatically at the right resolution for your Stream Deck edition
  • A key turns red-blinking? That Session needs you.
  • Press the key — workplace.digital activates that Session Tab instantly. Minimized or buried behind other windows? The window is automatically restored and brought to the front.

Your Sessions become physical controls.

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Stream Deck

Six Sessions, six live keys: Frontend, API, Database, Tests, Research, Release — each with its SVG icon and status dot. The blinking red key is Claude asking for you — press it and you’re there.

Tab ↕ key · same identity · same icon · live status
Ambient status · RGB / BlinkStick

Know what Claude is doing without watching the screen.

RGB here is not decoration — it’s ambient information. Assign a Session to one or several BlinkStick USB lights and the Session state extends past the monitor into the physical workspace.

  • Claude is working · Claude needs attention · Claude is ready — visible from across the room
  • Driver-free: plug in, pick a Session, done
  • One Session can light several sticks; several sticks can cover your whole workspace

Status you don’t have to look for.

nano

BlinkStick Nano

Thumb-nail USB dongle with an RGB LED on each side — a status light for one Session at the edge of your dock.

2 LEDs · USB-A · driver-free

BlinkStick Flex

32 LEDs on a bendable strip that glows as one — the whole strip takes your Session’s status color. One strip per Session; run several strips for several Sessions.

USB-A · 32 LEDs · bendable · whole strip = one status
Wearable orchestration · Genki Wave

Step away from the keyboard.
Not from Claude.

Swipe. Hear. Press. Talk.

With a Genki Wave ring, your Claude Code Sessions follow you across the room:

  • Swipe right / left — activate the next / previous Session Tab. After each switch, Windows text-to-speech speaks the Session’s title through your default audio device.
  • Press the middle button — workplace.digital presses and keeps holding the Space key for the current Session, activating Claude Code’s own push-to-talk voice input. Speak as long as you like, hands free — press again to release and send.
  • Click up / down — forwards Arrow Up / Arrow Down to the active Session terminal.
  • Read the ring — the Wave’s display shows the number of the active Session, so you always know where you are without looking at the screen.
  • Gesture to focus — one gesture maximizes the active Session on your main monitor; another sends the window back to its original position.
Swipe. “Database” — Swipe. “API” — Press. “Check why the login endpoint returns HTTP 500.” — Press again.

Claude Code lets you hold Space to talk. workplace.digital takes that interaction off the keyboard — an independent integration, not affiliated with Genki Instruments or Anthropic.

Genki Wave

A ring, worn on the index finger: three buttons, motion sensing and a display that shows the active Session’s number. Clicks, swipes and gestures — everything your Sessions need when you’re not at the desk.

swipe = switch · display = Session # · press = talk · gesture = maximize / restore
SWIPEnext Session Tab
HEARTTS speaks its title
PRESSSpace held for you — talk hands-free
PRESS AGAINsent — Claude gets to work
The category

What is AI Work Orchestration?

Claude Code makes it possible for one person to run several pieces of work in parallel. That creates a new problem: the AI scales faster than the human operator’s attention. workplace.digital solves the coordination problem.

Claude Code scales the work.
workplace.digital scales the operator.

SCREEN
  • Session Tabs
  • Claude Code terminal
  • Dedicated browser
  • Skills
  • Live status
DESK
  • Stream Deck — physical control
  • RGB LEDs / BlinkStick
  • Physical status
ROOM
  • Genki Wave wearable
  • Voice input to Claude
  • TTS Session navigation

AI Work Orchestration means staying in control of parallel AI work wherever your attention happens to be. One orchestration layer — across screen, desk and room.

ORGANIZESession Tabs
EQUIPSkill Library
EXECUTEClaude Code + browser + MCP
OBSERVELive status + RGB
CONTROLStream Deck + wearable + voice

Ready to run your Sessions like a fleet?$49 once at launch · Windows · no subscription

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The product moment

30 seconds. The whole idea.

[ 30-SECOND DEMO VIDEO — five Sessions in different states · Stream Deck switch · RGB reacts · Claude uses its browser · Skill Library: pick a profession · Genki swipe · TTS speaks the Session name · hold & speak to Claude — ends on: AI WORK ORCHESTRATION, SCREEN → DESK → ROOM ]
The difference

Still juggling terminal tabs?

TRADITIONAL TERMINAL WORKFLOW

  • Parallel sessions across windows
  • Manual tab / window switching
  • Tab colors, if your terminal has them
  • Notifications you might notice
  • External browsers, detached from the work
  • Separate hardware tools, separately configured
  • No unified physical state
  • Skills managed by hand, per project

WORKPLACE.DIGITAL

  • Named Session Tabs with SVG identity
  • Live Session status — screen-detected
  • Dedicated browser per Session
  • Professional Skill Library, by profession
  • Stream Deck keys as live Sessions
  • Ambient RGB feedback
  • Wearable navigation + voice interaction
  • Windows TTS Session identification

workplace.digital integrates workflows that normally live in separate tools.

Also in the box
Usage, plan & cost tracking

Reads your local Claude transcripts — no login, no API key. Rolling 5-hour window against your plan limit, amber and red warnings, per-Session consumption.

Multi-instance, multi-monitor

Several instances across your monitors — each with its own window name and accent color, every Tab with its own watermark. Perfect for subagent Sessions beside the main one.

CLI workspaces

Launch a whole workspace in one command, passing (folder, title) pairs straight from the command line — and resume named Sessions exactly where you left off.

Attachments that just work

Drag files and links into a Session, paste screenshots as PNGs, give every attachment an alias and reference it by name — inserted only when you choose.

Optional video wall

One MP4 plays behind the transparent terminals, shared across all Tabs — gapless shuffled playlist, sound follows the active Tab. Bundled yt-dlp builds your library.

Keyboard-first

Ctrl+1…9 switch Sessions, Ctrl+0 opens a new one, smart paste everywhere — and Claude Code’s hold-space voice input works in the terminal.

For YouTubers & AI creators

Build with Claude?
Show the world how you work.

Five color-coded Sessions building in parallel, a desk that tells you when Claude needs you, a ring that talks to your AI — if you make videos or post about AI, this is a segment your audience rewinds.

The deal is simple: your post for a free Pro license.

Cover workplace.digital on YouTube, X or wherever you talk about AI — and get a full Pro license in exchange. Limited to 250 creators.

Claim 1 of 250 creator licenses

Review it honestly. No approval required.

[ CREATOR B-ROLL — thumbnail-ready shot: big monitor with colored Session Tabs, RGB glow, Stream Deck, Genki Wave ]
Pricing

One price. No subscription.

NO SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED
$49
ONE-TIME PURCHASE · WORKPLACE.DIGITAL PRO
  • 12 months of updates included
  • Keep your installed version forever
  • All orchestration features included — hardware (Stream Deck, RGB, wearable) is optional
  • Optional afterwards: $29 for another 12 months of updates
  • One license per computer or VM — no volume discounts
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Windows 10/11 (ARM via emulation) · local-first · your Claude subscription is separate

FAQ

Straight answers.

The short version: it’s a $49 Windows app that orchestrates your parallel Claude Code Sessions. Everything else is on the right.

Something missing?
Ask via the waitlist — we read every reply.

What is workplace.digital?
A Windows application that orchestrates multiple parallel Claude Code Sessions: Session Tabs with live status, a dedicated browser per Session, a profession-based Skill Library, and physical extensions via Stream Deck, RGB LEDs and the Genki Wave wearable.
Is it a replacement for Claude Code? Does it include Claude?
No and no. workplace.digital runs the real Claude Code in every Session Tab — it’s the orchestration layer around it, not a replacement. You need your own Claude subscription; nothing Claude-related is bundled or proxied.
What is a Session Tab?
Each Tab represents one Claude Code Session: its terminal, its dedicated browser, its title, SVG icon and status. Tab = the visible container; Session = the Claude Code process and context running inside it. (Claude Code itself may additionally create agents/subagents within a Session.)

Every Session can carry its own watermark — an SVG, PNG or Lottie animation, set individually per Tab. Working directories and Tab titles can be passed as command-line parameters, so whole workspaces launch in one call. And you can run multiple instances of workplace.digital side by side — ideal for working on one project with subagents: the main Session in one instance, a second instance full of subagent Sessions next to it.
Does every Session really have its own browser?
Yes — per Session, not per application. Claude drives it through a private, per-Session MCP server: navigate, run JavaScript, read console errors, take screenshots. Each browser is isolated: loopback only, own port, random token.
What are Skills, and how does the Skill Library work?
Skills are reusable capability packages for Claude Code. The library is organized by profession — pick the job you’re doing, and the pack (use cases, intake questions, quality gates, evals) is installed into the Session’s project. It’s a versioned, repository-backed library, powered by a Gitea-based infrastructure on this domain — browse it openly.
Do I need a Stream Deck, RGB LEDs or a Genki Wave?
No. All hardware is optional — workplace.digital is fully useful as pure software. Stream Deck adds physical Session controls, BlinkStick RGB adds ambient status, the Genki Wave adds wearable navigation and voice. Start with software, extend into your desk when you want to.
Which RGB hardware is supported?
BlinkStick USB lights — single-LED sticks (like the Nano) and multi-LED Flex/Pro strips, driver-free. Assign a Session to one or several lights.
How does Genki Wave voice control work?
The Genki Wave is a ring worn on the index finger. Pressing its middle button makes workplace.digital press and hold the Space key for the current Session — which triggers Claude Code’s own push-to-talk voice input. The key stays held (no need to keep anything pressed while you dictate) until you press the middle button again, which releases it and sends your voice input. Swipes switch Session Tabs (Windows TTS speaks the new Tab’s title); up/down clicks send Arrow Up/Down to the active terminal. The ring’s display shows the active Session’s number, and gestures maximize the active Session on your main monitor or send it back to its original window position. Claude’s voice system itself is untouched — we just take it off the keyboard.
What can I use as video-wall backgrounds?
MP4 video backgrounds are supported — point the video wall at a folder and it plays a shuffled, gapless playlist behind your transparent terminals. To build that library, the open-source downloader yt-dlp ships with workplace.digital, preconfigured for bulk, ad-free downloading of YouTube videos as backgrounds. (Respect the rights of the content you download.)
Is workplace.digital affiliated with Anthropic?
No. It’s an independent third-party product, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic. Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic, PBC.
Windows only?
Yes — built for serious Claude Code workflows on Windows 10/11, and it runs on Windows on ARM via emulation. No web version, no Mac, no Linux.
Does the $49 license expire? What happens after 12 months?
The license never expires — you keep your installed version forever. $49 includes 12 months of updates; afterwards you can optionally get another 12 months of updates for $29. No subscription, no forced renewal. Licensing is per computer or VM; there are no volume discounts.
AI Work Orchestration

Stop juggling terminals.
Start orchestrating work.

One workspace for every Claude Code Session —
from your screen to your desk to anywhere in the room.

STREAM DECK+RGB LEDs+WEARABLE

No spam. Launch updates only. · $49 once at launch, no subscription