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claude-view

tombelieber · tombelieber/claude-view

An open-source dashboard that provides real-time monitoring, cost tracking, and visibility into multiple Claude Code sessions and sub-agents.

10 Claude sessions running. What are they doing? Live dashboard — monitor, cost tracking, search, sub-agent visibility.

110 stars16License: MITUpdated 18 days ago0 opens

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What you can do with it

  • Monitor the status and cost of all running Claude Code agents simultaneously.
  • Track token usage and costs per session to optimize expenditures.
  • Search through past agent conversations and activities for debugging or review.

Safety check

Caution

Usable, but read the notes first.

  • ●npm package runs a script automatically on install.package.json
  • ●Installer downloads a remote script and pipes it to the shell.install.sh

Automated scan of the repo files. Always review code you run.

From the README

claude-view

Mission Control for Claude Code

You have 10 AI agents running. One finished 12 minutes ago. Another hit its context limit. A third needs tool approval. You're Cmd+Tab-bing through terminals, burning $200/mo blind.

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curl -fsSL https://get.claudeview.ai/install.sh | sh

One command. Every session visible. Real-time.


What Is claude-view?

claude-view is an open-source dashboard that monitors every Claude Code session on your machine — live agents, past conversations, costs, sub-agents, hooks, tool calls — in one place. Rust backend, React frontend, ~10 MB binary. Zero config, zero accounts, local-first — your sessions, code and prompts never leave your machine (anonymous usage analytics in official builds; one-command opt-out; source builds send nothing).

50+ releases. 85 MCP tools. 9 skills. One npx claude-view.


Live Monitor

See every running session at a glance. No more terminal tab-switching.

FeatureWhat it does
Session cardsEach card shows the last message, model, cost, and status — instantly know what every agent is working on
Multi-session chatOpen sessions side-by-side in VS Code-style tabs (dockview). Drag to split horizontally or vertically
Context gaugeReal-time context window fill per session — see which agents are in the danger zone before they hit the limit
Cache countdownKnow exactly when prompt cache expires so you can time messages to save tokens
Cost trackingPer-session and aggregate spend with token breakdown — hover for input/output/cache split by model
Sub-agent treeSee the full tree of spawned agents, their status, costs, and what tools they're calling
Notification soundsGet pinged when a session finishes, errors, or needs your input — stop polling terminals
Multiple viewsGrid, List, Kanban, Monitor, or Harness mode — pick what fits your workflow
Kanban swimlanesGroup sessions by project or branch — visual swimlane layout for multi-project workflows
Recently closedSessions that end appear in "Recently Closed" instead of vanishing — persists across server restarts
Queued messagesMessages waiting in the queue show as pending bubbles with a "Queued" badge
SSE-drivenAll live data pushed via Server-Sent Events — eliminates stale-cache risks entirely

Chat & Conversation

Read, search, and interact with any session — live or historical.

FeatureWhat it does
Unified live chatHistory and real-time messages in a single scrollable conversation — no tab-switching
Developer modeToggle between Chat and Developer views per session. Developer mode shows tool cards, event cards, hook metadata, and the full execution trace with filter chips
Full conversation browserEvery session, every message, fully rendered with markdown and code blocks
Tool call visualizationSee file reads, edits, bash commands, MCP calls, skill invocations — not just text
Compact / verbose toggleSkim the conversation or drill into every tool call
Thread viewFollow agent conversations with sub-agent hierarchies and indented threading
Hook events inlinePre/post tool hooks rendered as conversation blocks — see hooks firing alongside the conversation
ExportMarkdown export for context resumption or sharing
Bulk select & archiveSelect multiple sessions for batch archiving with persistent filter state
Encrypted sharingShare any session via E2E encrypted link — AES-256-GCM, zero server trust, key lives only in the URL fragment

Agent Internals

Claude Code does a lot behind "thinking..." that never shows in your terminal. claude-view exposes all of it.

FeatureWhat it does
Sub-agent conversationsFull tree of spawned agents, their prompts, outputs, and per-agent cost/token breakdown
MCP server callsWhich MCP tools are being invoked and their results
Skill / hook / plugin trackingWhich skills fired, which hooks ran, what plugins are active
Hook event recordingDual-channel hook capture (live WebSocket + JSONL backfill) — every event recorded and browsable, even for past sessions
Session source badgesEach session shows how it was started: Terminal, VS Code, Agent SDK, or other entrypoints
Worktree branch driftDetects when git worktree branches diverge — shown in live monitor and history
@File mention chips@filename references extracted and shown as chips — hover for full path
Tool use timelineAction log of every tool_use/tool_result pair with timing
Error surfacingErrors bubble up to the session card — no buried failures
Raw message inspectorDrill into any message's raw JSON when you need the full picture

Search

FeatureWhat it does
Rust grep searchSearch across all sessions — messages, tool calls, file paths. Powered by ripgrep-core over raw JSONL
Filtered search engineSQLite pre-filter + grep search — one endpoint without maintaining a separate session search index
Project & branch filtersScope to the project or branch you're working on right now
Command paletteCmd+K to jump between sessions, switch views, find anything

Analytics

A full analytics suite for your Claude Code usage. Think Cursor's dashboard, but deeper.

Dashboard

FeatureDescription
Week-over-week metricsSession count, token usage, cost — compared to your previous period
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