Every Claude Code session you start becomes a crumb in Lona. Reading files sends it digging in the cereal pile, edits send it carrying sugar cubes, shell commands pop it out of the toaster, and when Claude is waiting on you it rings the bell by the milk carton.
Your hooks send three things: which step just happened, the session's id, and the tool's name, which Lona turns into one of those activities and throws away. Never your prompts, files or commands.
Works on macOS and Linux. Hooks load when a session starts, so start a new one after adding them. To detach, remove the Lona hooks from ~/.claude/settings.json.
Drag to look around. Click a crumb to follow it.