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@viren/claude-code-dashboard

v0.0.11

Published

A visual dashboard for your Claude Code configuration across all repos

Readme

claude-code-dashboard

npm version CI License: MIT

See everything about your Claude Code setup in one place — what's configured, what's drifting, and what to do next.

npx @viren/claude-code-dashboard --open

Live Demo

Home — actionable insights and recommendations

What it does

Scans your machine for git repos, collects all Claude Code configuration (commands, rules, skills, MCP servers, usage data), and generates a self-contained HTML dashboard. No server, no account, no dependencies.

The Home tab tells you what needs attention — config drift, recommended MCP servers, quick wins. The Config tab shows your full setup. Analytics visualizes how you use Claude Code. Repos gives a searchable grid of every project.

Config — commands, rules, skills, MCP servers

Config

Analytics — tools, languages, activity heatmap, cost

Analytics

Repos — searchable grid with health scores

Repos

Light mode

Light mode

Install

npm install -g @viren/claude-code-dashboard

Or run directly with npx @viren/claude-code-dashboard.

Usage

# Generate and open in browser
claude-code-dashboard --open

# Watch mode — regenerate on config changes
claude-code-dashboard --watch

# Scaffold CLAUDE.md for the current repo
claude-code-dashboard init

# Lint all repo configs
claude-code-dashboard lint

As a slash command

Create ~/.claude/commands/dashboard.md:

# Dashboard

Generate and open the Claude Code configuration dashboard.

## Steps

1. Run the dashboard generator:
   npx @viren/claude-code-dashboard --open --quiet

Then run /dashboard from any Claude Code session.

claude-code-dashboard --output ~/path.html   # Custom output path
claude-code-dashboard --json                  # Export data as JSON
claude-code-dashboard --catalog               # Generate shareable skill catalog
claude-code-dashboard --diff                  # Show changes since last run
claude-code-dashboard --anonymize             # Strip paths for safe sharing
claude-code-dashboard --offline               # Skip MCP registry fetch
claude-code-dashboard --demo                  # Generate with sample data
claude-code-dashboard --completions >> ~/.zshrc  # Shell completions
claude-code-dashboard init --dry-run          # Preview config scaffold

Configuration

Create ~/.claude/dashboard.conf to control scanning:

# Restrict to specific directories (one per line):
~/work
~/personal/repos

# Define dependency chains:
chain: ui-library -> app -> deploy
chain: backend <- shared-types

Without this file, the entire home directory is scanned (depth 5).

Key features

  • Insights — actionable findings with "copy as prompt" to paste directly into Claude Code
  • Health scores — 0-100 config completeness per repo with specific improvement suggestions
  • MCP recommendations — suggests servers from the Anthropic registry based on your tech stacks
  • Drift detection — flags repos where config hasn't been updated in many commits
  • Tech stack detection — auto-detects Next.js, React, Python, Go, Rust, Expo, etc.
  • Usage analytics — activity heatmap, top tools, peak hours, model costs (via ccusage)
  • Skill catalog — shareable HTML page of your skills with install hints
  • Zero dependencies — pure Node.js 18+, no npm install required

Privacy

Everything stays local. The generated HTML is a self-contained file that is never sent anywhere. Use --anonymize to strip paths before sharing.

License

MIT