Feature: folder picker when creating new terminal tabs #38
Description
Problem
As a non-coder, I struggle to remember the terminal commands needed to open Claude Code in a specific directory. The "+" button is great for quickly starting a new tab, but the options are just "terminal" or "browser." Once I get a terminal, I still need to remember to cd to the right folder and type the right command to launch Claude Code there.
This is friction for users who aren't comfortable with the command line — which is exactly the audience a browser-based terminal manager should make things easier for.
Suggestion
When clicking "+" to create a new terminal, offer folder-aware options such as:
- Recent folders — e.g. "Reopen in ~/Desktop/claude-test" based on where previous terminals were launched
- Favorite/pinned folders — let users save commonly used project paths in settings, then pick from a list
- Browse for folder — a simple folder picker
Ideally this would combine with the terminal mode selection (shell / Claude Code / Codex) so a user could do something like: + > Claude Code > ~/Desktop/my-project in just a few clicks, instead of needing to know cd ~/Desktop/my-project && claude.
Why This Matters
Freshell's strength is making terminal workflows accessible through a browser UI. But the "new terminal" flow currently drops users into a blank shell, which still requires command-line knowledge. A folder-aware launcher would close that gap and make the tool much more approachable for non-technical users.