terminal-title

You can set the terminal title to reflect your current Claude Code task by running the included set_title.sh script. This automatically updates the window label when starting a session or switching high-level tasks across multiple terminals.

Yes, you can prepend a custom prefix to the terminal window title for branding by setting the CLAUDE_TITLE_PREFIX environment variable. The skill automatically honors this variable when updating the terminal label for your Claude Code sessions.

No external dependencies are required to update your shell terminal title. The skill relies solely on the included set_title.sh script to manage window titles, ensuring it works across common terminals without requiring additional packages or libraries.

The best way to visually organize multiple Claude Code terminals is to automatically update window titles to reflect the current high-level task. This reduces context switching and helps developers keep multiple workstreams distinctly identified at a glance.

You should update the terminal window title when starting a new Claude Code session or switching to a distinctly different high-level task. This ensures quick identification and maintains visual organization across multiple active terminal workstreams.

Yes, terminal title automation works across common terminal applications. The included set_title.sh script uses standard terminal escape sequences to update the window title, ensuring descriptive and concise labels without relying on platform-specific dependencies.