It works like this:

1. Put a `roundsman.json` in any folder you work on with Claude Code

2. Run `roundsman` from anywhere on your machine

3. Roundsman will then start visiting all your projects in order, in round-robin fashion. Upon each visit, you are expected to give a prompt. Roundsman will send that prompt to Claude, who will do the actual work. While Claude is working, Roundsman will take you to the next available project, and so-on. If all Claudes are working, you will wait until one of the projects needs you. You'll see Claude's outputs while you wait.

It is kept very, stupidly, simple on purpose. I do not like windows/panels/tabs, I do not like "TUI" theatrics, and I do not like tools that I have to remember more than 2 things to use. So I made this.

(There are a few advanced features available too - such as slash-commands, obviously. Like `/snooze 13` (to stop visiting a given project for 13 minutes), or `/drop` (to remove a project from the round robin list), or even `/loop 88 fix all the bugs` which will make it tell Claude to `"fix all the bugs"` 88 times. See the README for more.)

Enjoy!