cci & cpi — Claude Code & Copilot CLI Inspector

A CLI tool that scans your Claude Code or GitHub Copilot CLI configuration and opens a visual dashboard in the browser.

Install

npm install -g claude-cci

Or run without installing:

npx claude-cci

The package installs two commands:

• cci — inspects Claude Code (~/.claude)
• cpi — inspects GitHub Copilot CLI (~/.copilot)

Usage

cci          # opens the Claude Code dashboard
cpi          # opens the Copilot CLI dashboard

cci --print  # prints an inline tree summary in the terminal
cpi --print

Run from any project directory. Each command reads its respective setup and opens a self-contained HTML dashboard in your default browser, or with --print writes a tree summary to stdout.

What cci (Claude Code) shows

Scans ~/.claude/, ~/.claude.json, and the current project's .claude/ directory:

• Plugins — installed plugins, marketplaces, blocked plugins
• Skills — user and project-scoped skills
• MCP Servers — user and project-scoped MCP server configs
• Agents — custom agents at user and project level
• CLAUDE.md — user, project, and local instruction files
• Rules — glob-scoped instruction rules
• Hooks — configured hook events
• Auto Memory — memory files Claude has written for your project
• Settings — user, project, and local settings with precedence view

What cpi (Copilot CLI) shows

Scans ~/.copilot/. Copilot CLI has no project-level config, so the dashboard shows only the user scope:

• Settings (~/.copilot/settings.json) — model, allowed URLs, enabled plugins
• Logged-in users, trusted folders, and session sync entries (from ~/.copilot/config.json)
• MCP Servers (~/.copilot/mcp-config.json)
• Permissions — per-folder tool approvals (~/.copilot/permissions-config.json); missing folders are dimmed
• Plugins under ~/.copilot/installed-plugins/<marketplace>/<plugin>/ along with their skills, commands, agents, and hooks
• Marketplaces cached under ~/.copilot/marketplace-cache/

Flags

| Flag | Description | |---|---| | -h, --help | Show help | | -p, --print | Print an inline tree summary to the terminal instead of opening the dashboard |

Requirements

Node.js 16+

License

MIT