Every big task I have that needs attention from multiple repos, I like to set up a fresh isolated folder for Claude with everything it needs. I manually clone all the relevant repos, but searching, fetching, cloning the right repos every single time - it’s repetitive and annoying. That’s why I built <code>claude-clone</code>!
<pre><code>claude-clone create my-big-task
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That’s it. It:
<ul>
<li>Pulls all your GitHub repos (org or personal)</li>
<li>Shows a fuzzy-searchable list filter (space to select)</li>
<li>Clones everything you picked in parallel</li>
<li>Writes a <code>CLAUDE.md</code> describing the workspace</li>
<li>Launches Claude with full context across all of the selected repos</li>
</ul>
<img src="https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/s--Ix3liD9r--/f_auto/v1773076045/ugc/content_c72fb7d3-c29b-4d37-9e69-bbf1dbe16e8e?_a=BAMAMiiu0" alt="image.png">
Unlike git worktrees, which let multiple branches of the same repo coexist simultaneously, claude-clone takes a simpler approach: just clone the repos you need into one folder and open Claude there. No --add-dir, no worktree and branches setup, no overhead.
I also made a presets feature, that one can save multiple repos as Backend for example - and reuse it in the future
<pre><code>claude-clone preset save backend
* select your repos *
claude-clone create my-feature --preset backend
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Install with npm:
<pre><code>npm install -g claude-clone
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Let me know if you find it helpful like i do!
Repo: <a href="https://github.com/Summonair/claude-clone" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">github.com/Summonair/claude-clone</a>

Summonair

claude-clone is an npm CLI tool that automates setting up multi-repo workspaces for Claude Code. It pulls GitHub repos, presents a fuzzy-searchable selector, clones chosen repos in parallel, generates a CLAUDE.md context file, and launches Claude with full workspace context. A presets feature lets users save named repo groups (e.g., 'backend') for reuse across tasks. It's positioned as a simpler alternative to git worktrees for multi-repo AI coding sessions.

How i work on complex tasks with Claude Code