The three commands that run a studio

The studio's whole morning ritual is one word: dev.

Open terminal, cd, remember the session, attach, launch Claude — five moves, every project, every day. Replaced.

Pick. Name. Land.

Every project, one level deep, fuzzy-searched.

DEV_DIRS=(~/"App Development")

find {} -maxdepth 1 -type d | sort | fzf \
    --height 40% \
    --reverse \
    --prompt "  Pick a project: " \
    --header "  Your Projects  (@ = worktree branch)" \
    --border rounded

From the studio's real ~/.zshrc. Point DEV_DIRS at your own parent folders and every project inside becomes pickable.

Same folder, same session name, every time.

$ basename "Awesome Site@hero-fix" \
    | tr ' .@' '-' \
    | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' \
    | cut -c1-32
awesome-site-hero-fix

Spaces, dots, and @ become dashes; capitals drop; 32-char cap. The derived name is the entire reattach guarantee — run dev again and you're back in the same conversation.

What the session boots into.

pane command="zsh" {
    args "-ic" "cd '$target_dir' && \
      claude --dangerously-skip-permissions \
             --remote-control \
             --name '$session_name'; exec zsh"
}

Full speed inside trusted folders, identifiable and reachable from Claude's apps. The autonomy-ladder decision, expressed as plumbing.

Three commands, one lifecycle.

• 01dev — fuzzy-pick a project, land in a named session with Claude up
• 02dev-new — branch + worktree at {project}@{branch}, its own Claude
• 03dev-done — kill the session, merge, remove the folder, delete the branch

Install the loop.

• brew install fzf — the studio runs 0.67.0
• Paste the helpers + dev into ~/.zshrc
• Point DEV_DIRS at your project folders
• source ~/.zshrc, type dev, pick, Enter
• Alt+q to detach; dev again resumes the same session

One idea from one lesson.

Track 1 (23 lessons) is free.