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orchestration. interleaved thinking. background agents.
50+ features on top of the cli. mac, windows, linux.
same claude, zero compromises.
oled-black theme by default. easy on your eyes. every pixel intentional.
you describe what. yume figures out how.
unguided claude dives straight in—mistakes happen, you fix them, repeat. yume bakes a smarter loop into every session: plan first, break it down, execute carefully, verify. same claude, better outcomes.
plans before coding. breaks complex tasks into steps. identifies risks before you waste tokens.
read-only reconnaissance. searches, reads, and learns your codebase before any changes happen.
one thing at a time. small, precise edits. minimal diffs. no sweeping changes across files.
catches bugs before they ship. security holes, performance issues, logic errors—found automatically.
the cli is great at being claude. the terminal isn't great at being an app.
yume keeps the first and fixes the second.
cli makes you run /usage every time. yume shows your 5h and 7-day limits permanently. no surprises. no rate limit anxiety.
terminal redraw flicker is one of the cli's longest-standing complaints. yume renders natively—no terminal, no artifacts.
cli shows thinking after it's done. yume streams every word as claude reasons—watch the thought process unfold in real-time.
50+ shortcuts. cmd+t new tab, cmd+k model & tools, cmd+m compact, cmd+l clear. your hands never leave the keyboard.
terminal input can crawl in long sessions. yume stays responsive with native rendering—typically under 50ms, no matter the session length.
when your terminal or IDE dies, your session dies with it. yume runs as a standalone native app—and snapshots sessions so a crash never costs you work.
context fills up and claude forgets. yume shows live usage, warns early, and compacts at a keystroke—or automatically at a threshold you set (default 85%).
cli changes files and you hope for the best. yume's visual timeline shows every edit claude made—compare before/after, rewind to any point.
cli looks like cli looks like cli. yume gives you 18 themes, custom accent colors, and full color control. match your editor. match your vibe.
we spawn the real claude cli—not an api wrapper. subagents, mcp, hooks, skills, claude.md, @mentions, /commands. everything works.
one-click install for commands, agents, hooks, and skills. no code required.
skills auto-inject context based on file types. open .tsx, react knowledge loads. open .rs, rust patterns appear.
built-in security hook. blocks dangerous commands before they run. rm -rf protection. configurable rules.
speak instead of type. native speech-to-text. hands-free coding when you need it.
history panel with undo. roll back to any previous message. branching conversations.
edit project instructions in-app. live preview. no switching to text editor.
token usage by project, model, and date. see what costs the most.
@ shows recent/modified files with autocomplete. folder navigation. fast file references.
long tool runs shouldn't be a black box. yume shows live duration for thinking, bash, and compaction. know exactly what's happening.
cli shows thinking after it's done. yume streams every thought live—toggle on/off anytime in settings.
run 4 background agents in parallel on isolated branches or worktrees. queue tasks, message between agents, merge when ready.
claude, gemini, openai, and kiro—all through one interface. switch providers with a keystroke. 15+ models, 4 providers.
vs code-style command palette. 80+ commands across 10 categories. fuzzy search. keyboard navigation. cmd+p.
hook into claude's lifecycle—pre/post tool use, prompt submit, context warnings, compaction, subagent events. script or http handlers.
model context protocol server integration. extend claude with external tools and data sources.
browse all projects and sessions. search, filter, see git changes.
yume snapshots your session every 5 minutes with 24-hour retention—tabs, layout, unsaved input. power outage? restart? pick up exactly where you left off.
tracks every file change per message. one click to roll back to any point.
live token count as claude responds. always know exactly where you stand.
the terminal is one session per window. yume gives you tabs, split panes, multiple windows, drag between them.
run long builds and tests detached from the session. results auto-inject when they finish—keep working meanwhile.
/schedule command. timed (5m, 2pm) and event-based (next, done) task triggers. schedule indicator in context bar.
full vim keybindings. normal/insert/visual/command modes. j/k navigate, gg/G top/bottom, /? search, :w send, :q clear.
five effort levels, low to max, plus thinking budget per model. lower = faster, higher = more thorough.
the 5-hour usage-limit guard stops new claude turns before your window hits 100%—so a subscription never spills into metered overage. defers /loop and scheduled tasks until it resets.
claude asks you questions mid-session. structured choices with single/multi-select. inline wizard popover in chat.
.claude/rules/ CRUD in settings. create, edit, delete rule files. supports nested directories.
api keys, tokens, passwords auto-redacted in all output streams. bash, background processes, mcp.
up to 6 panels in 3x2 grid. F7 combine, F8 split evenly. independent sessions per panel.
demo is free. pick a tier when you outgrow it.
free demo: 2 tabs, 2 panes, 1 window. all features available to try.
built with tauri + rust. a fraction of the size and memory of electron apps. starts fast. stays light.
one generalist context tries to do everything. yume ships purpose-built agents that each do one thing well—with branch or worktree isolation, up to 4 in parallel.
run 4 agents simultaneously.
each agent works on an isolated git branch or worktree. queue tasks, watch live status, merge when ready—all in parallel. no waiting.
18 built-in themes—12 oled-black darks (below) plus 6 light. sorted by hue from violet to pink. custom themes supported.
cli makes you type commands. yume gives you shortcuts for everything. stay in flow.
same engine, same subscription, same claude. yume is the frontend it deserves.
$4/mo or $49 lifetime—because you're paying for the app, not the ai.
yume licenses the app. claude usage comes from your own claude pro/max plan or api key—yume never adds a markup on tokens.
ide-style tools (cursor, windsurf, …) bundle model access into $20+/mo plans; yume keeps your ai billing where it already is.