Create a new Claude Code session with web terminal and GitChain logging
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/gitchain-orchestrator:sessionThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Spin up an isolated Claude Code session with web terminal access, auto-git-logging, and screenshot capture.
Spin up an isolated Claude Code session with web terminal access, auto-git-logging, and screenshot capture.
$ARGUMENTS for:
Docker Container: gitchain-{session-id}
├── ttyd → Web terminal on port {port}
├── tmux → Persistent terminal session
├── Claude Code → Pre-authenticated, ready to work
├── Git repo → Cloned from shared bare repo
└── GitChain Logger → Auto-commits every 10s
├── Code changes → structured git commits
├── Screenshots → auto-committed when captured
└── Terminal log → full session recording
# ⛓ GitChain Session Created
| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| Session ID | s-{id} |
| Terminal | http://192.168.145.10:{port} |
| Project | {project} |
| Container | {container_id} |
| Status | ✅ Ready |
## Quick Access
- **Open Terminal:** [http://192.168.145.10:{port}](http://192.168.145.10:{port})
- **Git Branch:** session/{session-id}
- **Logs:** docker logs gitchain-s-{id}
## What's Running
- ttyd web terminal (writable, 5 max clients)
- Claude Code (pre-authenticated)
- GitChain logger (auto-commit every 10s)
- Screenshot watcher (auto-commit captures)
💡 Tell Chrome-Claude to navigate to the terminal URL to start.
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