Launch Claude Code in a project directory with an optional initial prompt.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-start-claude" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Launch Claude Code in ~/workspace/my-app with this initial prompt: First review the project structure, then help me locate the authentication module entry point.
A new terminal session opens in the specified project directory, and Claude Code starts analyzing the project with the provided context.
Start Claude Code in /projects/api-service with this initial prompt: Inspect the logging code related to recent errors and suggest debugging steps.
Claude Code launches inside the target repository, ready to investigate and modify code around the reported issue.
Open Claude Code in ~/study/python-demo without an initial prompt; I want to ask questions manually afterward.
A new terminal session is created in the specified directory, so the user can start interacting with Claude Code afterward.
Wrap Claude Code CLI as MCP tools for headless coding sessions and automation.
Orchestrate multiple Claude Code sessions in tmux for parallel control and management.
Manage Claude Code sessions with hot restart and context compaction commands.
Control a running Emacs via MCP for editing and status checks.
Set up persistent memory and project standards for Claude Code workflows.
Control Claude Code sessions in tmux with fine-grained orchestration and efficient extraction.