onurozcan/omux is a macOS native terminal built with SwiftUI. It runs multiple Claude Code sessions side by side and manages them per project. FACTS lists no version information; this is a project examined mainly through the features introduced in the repository description and README. It gathers sessions in one place so you can check progress and resume conversations, targeting people who use Claude Code while moving between several tasks.
The features go beyond session management. You can check execution status and preview documents, code, images and media files in the working folder. When checking usage limits, it reads credentials from the macOS keychain and sends a lookup request to the service. The README states that it does not write tokens to disk or leave them in logs. The main language is Swift and the license is MIT. The repository was created on 2026-10-27, and the stars recorded in FACTS number 16.
There is no publicly available latest release information. Therefore, what can currently be confirmed is limited to the features listed in the repository description and README, and FACTS provides no basis for judging real-world usability and implementation quality. Keychain-based usage lookup and working folder file preview are features with a clearly stated scope, but the details of their behavior are not confirmed by the documents alone. It seems appropriate to view this as an early-stage tool suited to users who want to manage Claude Code sessions split by project.