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DiscoverWorthy Roost is a desktop utility developed and published by Discover Worthy Pty Ltd, designed to streamline the way developers organize and manage multiple Claude Code terminal sessions. Its core purpose is to launch one Claude Code terminal per project and automatically arrange those terminals into position across the user's monitors, removing the manual effort typically involved in opening, placing, and resizing several terminal windows at the start of a work session. The software addresses a common workflow challenge for users who work with numerous projects simultaneously and rely on AI-assisted coding in the terminal: rather than repeatedly setting up the same window layout by hand, DiscoverWorthy Roost handles the arrangement through its auto-tiling capability, which snaps each launched terminal neatly into place across the available display space. A distinguishing feature described by the publisher is its "startup muster," which refers to the tool's ability to gather and launch the user's project terminals together at startup, so that a complete, tiled working environment is ready without repetitive setup steps. Typical use cases include developers juggling several codebases at once, users working across multi-monitor setups who want consistent window placement, and anyone seeking to reduce the friction of beginning a coding session with Claude Code across multiple projects. Within a software catalog, DiscoverWorthy Roost fits most naturally into the developer tools and productivity category, with particular relevance to terminal management, window management, and AI-assisted development workflows. The software is currently at version 1.0.0, which is the first and only release recorded to date, with the catalog listing a total of one published version. As an initial release, version 1.0.0 establishes the product's foundational feature set of per-project terminal launching, startup muster, cross-monitor snapping, and automatic tiling, providing the baseline from which Discover Worthy Pty Ltd can iterate in subsequent updates.
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