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I was running 5 Claude Code sessions at once. Every single one was asking me for permission in its own terminal.

I kept missing requests. I kept switching windows. I kept losing context.

There was no single place to see what Claude was doing across all my sessions.

So I built Gatekeeper.

One terminal. Every Claude session routes here. You approve, deny, or auto-approve without switching windows.

What it does: → Unified approval dashboard for all Claude Code sessions → Numbered menu — 1 allow, 2 always allow (saves the rule), 3 deny → Hard safety rules that always require manual approval (rm, sudo, force pushes) → Auto-approve trusted sessions so routine calls never interrupt you → Falls back to a terminal prompt if the daemon isn't running

Gatekeeper demo

I'm Afsan — I build tools that make AI development less chaotic.

Gatekeeper is open source. If you run Claude Code, try it. 👉 github.com/Btocode/gatekeeper

If this resonates, follow me — more tools like this coming.

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