aq
Terminal queue that collects every Claude Code session waiting on you, from diffs to permission prompts, one card at a time.
- AI tool
- Free
Pricing
Free and open source (MIT). Runs on Linux with tmux.
Overview
aq is a small Linux tool, written in Rust, for people who run several Claude Code sessions in tmux. Using Claude Code's hooks, it puts everything that needs you, such as a diff to review, an edit to allow, a permission prompt or a question, into one queue and shows it one card at a time, so a new request never takes over the screen. Each project gets a mode: review, step (every edit waits for a yes), quiz (explain parts of the change before moving on) or vibe (nothing checked). You can comment on lines of a diff and send them back like a pull request review, or message any session from the same screen. You get one place to answer, approve or review every running Claude Code session.
Key features
- One queue for all Claude Code sessions in tmux
- Review diffs and send line comments
- Step mode: approve each edit
- Quiz mode on your own changes
- Answer permission prompts and questions
- Message or start sessions from one screen
- Keyboard first, vim keys
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Last updated 2026-11-12