I run a lot of Claude Code sessions at once. One is building an app, another is fixing a site, a third is waiting on me for something I forgot about an hour ago. Coming back to a session meant scrolling up to find the question Claude asked, then asking it for the link to the thing it made, then hunting for the right dashboard to get a key.
So I built Your Move: a panel that sits beside the chat and shows, at a glance, everything Claude needs from me. It's free, it's open source, and you can try a working demo of it here.
What it shows
Every ask becomes a card, and every card can be handled in a click or a sentence.
- Decisions show each option's pros and risks, with Claude's pick starred. One press, or "your call".
- Sign-ins put the login command in your prompt. Press Enter and it runs right there.
- API keys open the exact dashboard page and copy the variable name. The key itself goes in your `.env` file, never into the panel.
- Reviews appear the moment Claude writes an HTML file, starts a dev server or publishes a preview, with the link front and center. I never have to ask "where is it?" again.
- Questions only I can answer get a field. I type, or I dictate, and press Enter.
Your secrets stay in .env
Your Move never asks for a password, a one-time code or a key's value. When Claude needs a key, the card tells you which variable to set and which file it goes in, usually `.env.local`, and you put it there yourself. The panel checks which variables are still missing by name only, never by value, and if you type something into a card that looks like a key, it holds it back instead of sending it.
It works while Claude works
Your Move doesn't wait for a turn to end. It keeps looking ahead while Claude builds: at my first request, the whole chat, and the project itself (open TODOs, environment variables with no value yet, what's coming next). When I answer mid-build, Claude picks it up at its next step.
It also knows when to stop. It fills the panel and no more, or as many cards as I choose, and the next one slides in when I clear one.
Install it
In Claude Code:
``` /plugin install your-move --marketplace ender1311/yourMove ```
Then `/yourmove` opens the panel. The code is on GitHub, MIT licensed.
If it saves you a few context switches a day, you can buy me a coffee. Either way, I hope it makes coming back to your work feel lighter.