Show HN: Sokkan – an HITL Claude Code cockpit that remembers, at session startup

A developer using the username micaudn launched Sokkan on Hacker News as a Show HN project—a human-in-the-loop interface for Claude Code that preserves session memory across restarts. The tool integrates with Anthropic's Claude API to create a persistent coding cockpit, allowing developers to maintain context and state between work sessions rather than starting fresh each time.

Sokkan positions itself as a bridge between Claude's code execution capabilities and the practical workflow of developers who need continuity. The project is available on GitHub for immediate exploration and contribution. The tool's core feature centers on session persistence—storing and recalling the state of previous coding work, including variables, context, and progress, so developers can pick up where they left off without manually re-establishing their environment or re-explaining their work to the model.

The launch reflects growing developer interest in integrating large language models directly into coding workflows. Claude Code, Anthropic's code execution feature within Claude, has become a focal point for developers seeking AI-assisted programming. Tools like Sokkan address a practical friction point: while Claude can handle complex code generation and debugging, losing session state between interactions creates friction. By wrapping Claude Code in a persistent session layer, Sokkan aims to make the experience closer to a traditional IDE or development environment where context is retained.

The project remains early—it garnered 1 point and zero comments in its initial Show HN post as of publication, indicating it is at the very start of community engagement. For developers interested in exploring human-in-the-loop AI coding tools or contributing to open-source Claude integrations, the GitHub repository is open for review and feedback.