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Purpose
This is a CLI launcher designed to help you quickly select and launch recent projects within the Claude Code environment. It works by scanning your local Claude memory folder to build an interactive menu of your past workspaces.

Security Assessment
Overall risk: Low. The tool operates entirely locally and does not appear to make any external network requests or contain hardcoded secrets. However, by design, it does access and read the file structure inside your `~/.claude/projects/` directory. It also executes shell commands to launch the main Claude CLI and forwards any user-provided arguments to it. A light code scan of 7 files found no dangerous patterns, and no elevated system permissions are required for it to function.

Quality Assessment
The package is licensed under the standard MIT license and was actively updated very recently (as of today). The main drawback is its low community visibility; it currently has only 8 GitHub stars, which means it has not been broadly peer-reviewed by the open-source community. Despite the low user base, the codebase is small, its intended behavior is transparent and easy to understand, and the provided documentation is clear.

Verdict
Safe to use.
SUMMARY

CLI launcher for Claude Code — quickly pick and launch your recent projects

README.md

quickclaude

CLI launcher for Claude Code.
Quickly launch Claude Code in your project directories.

$ quickclaude

┌  quickclaude
│
◆  Select a project
│  ● 2h ago · ~/Documents/projects/my-app1
│  ○ 3d ago · ~/Documents/projects/my-app2
│  ○ 1w ago · ~/Documents/projects/my-app3
└

How it works

Claude Code stores auto memory for each project under ~/.claude/projects/. Every time you run Claude Code in a directory, it creates a subdirectory there to save project-specific memory like build commands, debugging patterns, and architecture notes.

quickclaude uses this directory structure in reverse — it scans ~/.claude/projects/ to build a list of projects you've used with Claude Code, then lets you pick one and launch claude right there.

  1. Scans ~/.claude/projects/ to discover your Claude Code projects
  2. Sorts by most recently used, with relative timestamps (e.g. 2h ago)
  3. Shows an interactive selection menu
  4. Launches claude in the selected directory

Any CLI arguments are forwarded to claude:

quickclaude --resume
# equivalent to: cd <selected-project> && claude --resume

Install

npm install -g quickclaude

Or run without installing:

npx quickclaude

Update

npm update -g quickclaude

Requirements

License

MIT

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