Jcaldwell Labs My Grid
- Updated February 3, 2026
- jcaldwell-labs/my-grid
my-grid is a Claude Code plugin that provides a terminal ASCII canvas for spatial task and workspace organization.
About
jcaldwell-labs/my-grid is a Claude Code plugin that brings a terminal-native ASCII canvas editor into your workflow. Inspired by Raskin-style infinite canvases, it lets developers arrange tasks, notes, and spawned terminal regions on a grid instead of losing context across disjoint tabs. It is best when you already live in the terminal alongside Claude Code and want a lightweight visual PM layer without opening another GUI app. The plugin count is one focused tool rather than a broad marketplace, so expectations should stay on organization and control—not automated deploys or integrations. Use it during Build and Operate when parallel streams (agent prompts, logs, checklists) need a stable spatial layout you can revisit between sessions. Beginners comfortable with basic terminal navigation get the most value; it does not replace a full Kanban product but reduces friction for operators who think visually while staying in CLI-first environments.
- Single-plugin bundle: terminal ASCII canvas editor (my-grid)
- Raskin-inspired infinite canvas for spatial workspace in the shell
- Grid-based visual organization with spawn/control workflow keywords
- Complements agent coding by giving you a persistent spatial map of work
Jcaldwell Labs My Grid by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Last updated | February 3, 2026 |
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| Repository | jcaldwell-labs/my-grid ↗ |
What it does
Run an ASCII infinite-canvas workspace in the terminal to visually organize tasks, spawned shells, and project notes beside Claude Code.
Who is it for?
CLI-first developers who want a Raskin-style spatial workspace without leaving the terminal ecosystem.
Skip if: Skip if you need collaborative web-based PM, rich UI mockups, or zero terminal comfort.
What you get
You get a persistent grid canvas in the terminal to organize work visually while Claude Code runs beside it.
- Terminal ASCII canvas workspace
- Spatial layout for tasks and spawned sessions
- Persistent visual organization during agent-assisted builds
By the numbers
- Plugin bundle count: 1
- Repository: jcaldwell-labs/my-grid
- Catalog category: community
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FAQ
Who is my-grid for?
Developers using Claude Code in the terminal who want visual organization of tasks and workspaces via an ASCII grid editor.
When should I use my-grid?
Use it when you are juggling multiple build or ops threads and need a spatial map on an infinite terminal canvas.
How do I add my-grid to my agent?
Install the jcaldwell-labs/my-grid Claude Code plugin from the marketplace repo and launch the grid editor per the plugin’s terminal commands.