Who lives here
Nine crumbs, each with a cereal box house and a favorite place to be.
Bring your Claude Code
Attach your Claude Code and every session you start walks into Lona as a crumb of its own. Leave the village open on a second screen and you can see what each session is up to without tabbing through terminals.
- Reading or searching files
- digs in the cereal pile
- Editing files
- carries sugar cubes
- Running a command
- pops out of the toaster
- Looking something up online
- watches the TV
- Sending out a helper agent
- goes for a swim
- Waiting on you
- rings the bell by the milk carton, and your tab dings
- Finished
- naps on the napkin
Lona only hears which step happened, the session's id and the tool's name. Never your prompts, files or commands. Works on macOS and Linux.
Attach Claude CodeMap of the table
Where everyone is right now. The crumbs on the map move with the ones in the village.
What just happened
How the village runs
The nine residents follow a routine worked out from the clock, so anyone who opens the page at the same moment sees them doing the same things. Every couple of minutes each one picks something new to do, leaning toward the things it likes.
The other crumbs are real Claude Code sessions. They move when their session does, and walk off the table when it ends or goes quiet for half an hour.