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Claude Sessions Sidekick is a Windows tray utility published by Rafał Zygmunt that complements Anthropic's Claude Code CLI, falling into the developer tools and productivity utilities category. Its purpose is to give Claude Code users a persistent, at-a-glance companion for monitoring and organizing their work without leaving the system tray. The application tracks usage limits, displaying the 5-hour rolling block alongside weekly Sonnet and Opus utilization, so users can see consumption levels at any time. For session management, it offers a searchable browser for past Claude Code sessions across projects, supporting per-session notes and color tags to help organize and retrieve earlier work. Productivity features include project quick launchers with global hotkeys for rapidly starting Claude Code in specific directories, a reusable prompt library for storing and reusing frequently needed prompts, and an MCP server browser for reviewing configured Model Context Protocol servers. The current version is 1.0.7, and the catalog lists six versions in total, indicating an active release history with multiple iterations of the software. In terms of data handling and privacy, the app reads only local Claude Code data and uses the user's own OAuth token to access the official Claude Code usage API, meaning there is no telemetry and no communication with third-party servers. Typical use cases include monitoring Claude Code quota consumption to plan work around rate limits, resuming or referencing previous sessions through search and tagging, launching projects quickly via hotkeys, maintaining a personal library of effective prompts, and inspecting MCP server configurations. The utility is aimed at developers and power users who work with Claude Code regularly on Windows and want a lightweight, locally operating sidekick for tracking usage and organizing their sessions.
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