How I Track 50+ Vibe Projects Without Leaving the Terminal

I vibe-code 2-3 projects a day with Claude Code. After a couple of weeks I had 20+ folders and couldn't remember what any of them did, where I left off, or which ones were worth continuing. Notion? Too slow to open. I needed something that works at the speed of ls . So I built drift — a terminal-based project tracker for people who code with AI. What drift does PS. I hid most of my private project :) One command to see all your projects, their status, progress, and when you last touched them. The TUI drift without arguments opens a fullscreen dual-panel interface. Navigate with j/k , press Enter to see project details, Tab to cycle through info/goals/notes. Everything is keyboard-driven. No mouse needed. No flicker. Key shortcuts: 1-5 to set status (active → idea → paused → done → abandoned) g to add a goal, n to add a note t to toggle tree/flat view / to live-filter projects c to launch Claude Code directly in the project The protocol, not the tool Here's the thing that makes drift di