Why ShotMatic?
More agents. More repos. More half-finished work. If every session starts with “where was I?”, faster code is only half the solution.
For indie devs, vibe coders and solo makers juggling AI projects.
The hidden work between prompts
You sit down to build. First, you have to reconstruct yesterday.
01 · Context interrupted
The session stops halfway through a feature. When you come back, you are piecing together what worked, what failed and what to ask next.
Keep the phase and next step with the task. Resume the recorded Claude session, or start a fresh one with the saved project context.
ShotMatic does not increase AI limits. It helps you pick up the work when you can continue.
02 · Different Mac, same work
You switch from your desktop to your laptop. The repo opens, but the session that explains the half-finished change is on the other machine.
Sync Agents carries Claude sessions and boards between your Macs through a private repo you choose.
Set up sync before switching machines so the sessions you need travel with you.
03 · Session archaeology
You open old conversations, scroll through similar prompts and explain the same bug again. You are searching for work instead of moving it forward.
Keep the Claude session attached to its task. One click resumes that conversation; saved task context gives a new session a starting point.
Saved context is a handoff, not a promise to recover a deleted conversation.
04 · Too many unfinished projects
An app needs review. A game is waiting on an SDK. Another repo has changes you forgot to push. Every project switch becomes a memory test.
See up to ten repo boards together, with a phase and next step per task. Use the Master list to find unfinished work; blockers and stale tasks stand out.
Choose the next move from the state of your projects, not whichever chat happens to be open.
05 · The AI’s assistant
Copy the context. Find the folder. Re-explain the plan. Paste yesterday’s error. Repeat for the next agent. You wanted help building, and inherited a coordination job.
Launch the right session from the right task, or copy its context for another agent. Let your agent update the repo’s progress file so the board reflects the work.
You still decide, review and approve. The routine handoffs should not consume your day.
06 · Activity without a release
Agents keep producing changes while half-finished tasks and uncommitted files pile up. It gets harder to tell what is ready for a human review.
Keep Active, Done and Backlog visible. Check dirty repos in the GIT strip, review the files and commit or push deliberately.
ShotMatic makes work visible. You decide whether it is tested, finished and ready to ship.
You lead. The agents execute.
Open your projects. See what is stuck. Pick one next step. Resume the right session. Review what comes back.
That is the workflow ShotMatic puts on one screen.
macOS · Local-first · No ShotMatic account required
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