Claude Code for Stream Deck is a Windows plugin for the Stream Deck, made for developers who run several Claude Code sessions at once in Windows Terminal or VS Code. Each session gets its own key. Blue means Claude is working, orange means the task is done, and a blinking key means the session needs your input. Press the key and exactly that session opens, without hunting through terminal windows. You install the plugin from the Elgato Marketplace.
Each Claude Code session gets its own key on your Stream Deck. Blue means Claude is working, orange means it is done, and a blinking key means the session needs your attention. Press the key and that session opens.
Yes. Claude Code for Stream Deck (Windows) puts each session on its own key. The key of the session that needs your input blinks. One press opens exactly that session, in Windows Terminal or VS Code.
Yes. The plugin works with Claude Code in Windows Terminal and in VS Code. Pressing the key brings the right session to the front.
Yes, on your Stream Deck. While Claude works the key is blue; when the task is done it turns orange. When the session asks for your input, the key blinks. No extra hardware or custom scripts needed.
Yes. The plugin is designed for running several sessions side by side, each with its own status key.
No. You see the status of every session on your Stream Deck and open the one you need with one press, even when it runs in another Windows Terminal window.
It is a packaged plugin that you install from the Elgato Marketplace. You do not need to build or configure a script from a code repository yourself.
There is a separate macOS version that works with VS Code today; terminal support follows later.
From the Elgato Marketplace for Windows.