Pappardelle is a terminal user interface designed for effortless multi-clauding. It integrates the creation and management of issues in Linear or Jira, alongside git workflows and Claude Code sessions, all organized within a customizable tmux layout. Simplify your coding process while keeping everything under control.
Pappardelle is a terminal user interface (TUI) designed for effective multi-tasking in software development without the frustration of managing multiple tools. This innovative application allows developers to seamlessly type project descriptions which can then be utilized to create or read issues in Linear or Jira, initiate a configured Git worktree, generate pull requests or merge requests, and start a Claude Code session alongside a lazygit session.
Upon launching Pappardelle, a tmux session is initiated with three distinct panes:
Creating a workspace in Pappardelle involves several automated steps:
Pappardelle emphasizes a planning-first approach. Utilizing the /do skill, the system encourages clarification of the project requirements through a series of questions posed by Claude Code, thus ensuring that the implementation aligns closely with the intended goals, reducing revision cycles.
Pappardelle is designed with extensibility in mind. It can coordinate changes across multiple repositories through a parent repository structure, enhancing large project management. The minimal configuration requirements make it easy to set up profiles that allow for personalized workflows.
In addition, Pappardelle offers command-line functionality to create workspaces directly, providing developers with a fast and efficient method to manage their tasks.
For additional details, customization options, and advanced functionalities, please refer to the repository's README on GitHub.
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