ailaunch remembers the directories you've launched AI CLIs from, so you don't have to cd around or hunt for that project you were in last week. AI tooling is showing up in every project, and the list piles up fast — launch Claude Code through ailaunch once, and next time it shows you what you worked on and when.
pip install ailaunch
ailaunch [-- <claude args>]
Anything after -- is forwarded directly to the underlying CLI process.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Up / Down | Navigate the list |
| Enter | Launch in the selected directory |
| c | Launch in the current directory immediately |
| 1-9 | Jump to and launch a numbered entry |
| d | Delete the selected entry from history |
| Home / End | Jump to first or last entry |
| q / Esc | Quit without launching |
