Terminal Layout Editor

Arrange your Claude Code terminal: the sidebar, the band above the prompt, the turn summary and the status line. Blocks, lines and single elements move on their own.

How to use it: export (Copy layout JSON or Download) → save as ~/.claude/terminal-layout.json → see the README at https://github.com/dgtlwrks/claude-terminal-mods

❯ fix the login timeout and commit

● Read src/auth/session.ts

● Bash git add .

blocked by a hook: stage only the files you changed

● Bash git add src/auth/session.ts

● Bash npm test

✓ 18 passed · 0 failed

● Bash git commit -m "Fix login timeout"

The login timeout is fixed; committed as a1b2c3d.

✱ Churned for 1m 52s

❯

▸▸ auto mode on (shift+tab to cycle)

Library Drag a piece onto the screen, or click it to add it next to the selection.

Paste with Cmd+V anywhere outside a text field: the text or emoji becomes a new element next to the selection.

Parked Press × or drag anything off the screen to park it. Drag it back to show it again.

Blocks

Lines

Elements

Selection

How it works

Drag an element within its line, into another line, or off the screen to park it.
Drag a line by its ⠿ handle or by empty space in it.
Drag a block by its title. Blocks go in the sidebar or the band above the prompt.
× parks an item. In Parked, × deletes it for good.
Double-click an element to edit its text.
Del parks the selection. Alt+arrows nudge it. Esc clears.
A red dashed outline marks a data element that will not be drawn where it sits: its data belongs to another part of the screen.
The transcript, the "Churned for" line, the prompt and the mode line are drawn by Claude Code and stay fixed.

Layout JSON

Import JSON