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claude-context-inspector

v1.1.0

Published

Web UI for visualizing Claude Code context window usage, cost tracking, and session comparison

Readme

Claude Context Inspector

A local web UI for inspecting what's actually inside Claude Code's context window — conversation content, agent thinking process, tool call decisions, and compaction summaries.

What You Can See

  • Context Composition — visual breakdown of what's in context: user text vs thinking blocks vs tool inputs vs tool results vs compaction summaries
  • Tool Usage Profile — which tools Claude called, how often, with full input/output inspection
  • Thinking Blocks — expand any assistant message to read Claude's internal reasoning before it acts
  • Compaction Summaries — highlighted 📝 SUMMARY blocks showing exactly what survived context compaction
  • Sidechain / Sub-agent — dimmed messages from Task-tool sub-agents, separate from main conversation
  • Content Search — full-text search across all message content, thinking, tool I/O
  • Filters — toggle visibility by message type (user / assistant / system / summary / sidechain)

Data Source

Reads Claude Code's JSONL transcript files directly:

~/.claude/projects/<project-name>/<session-id>.jsonl

Each line contains a typed message (user, assistant, system, summary) with content blocks:

  • text — plain text content
  • thinking — Claude's chain-of-thought reasoning
  • tool_use — tool name + input params (Read, Write, Bash, Grep, etc.)
  • tool_result — output from tool execution
  • summary — compaction summary preserving session state

Install

npm i -g claude-context-inspector
ccinspector
# → http://localhost:3456

Daemon Mode

Run the inspector as a background service instead of blocking your terminal:

ccinspector start            # start as background daemon
ccinspector start -p 8080    # start on a custom port
ccinspector status           # check if daemon is running
ccinspector stop             # stop the daemon

Logs are written to ~/.claude-context-inspector/daemon.log. The PID file is stored at ~/.claude-context-inspector/daemon.pid.

Running ccinspector with no arguments still starts in the foreground as before.

Development

git clone https://github.com/johnsonlee/claude-context-inspector.git
cd claude-context-inspector
npm install
npm run dev
# → http://localhost:5173 (proxies API to :3456)

Configuration

| Env Variable | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | PORT | 3456 | Server port | | CLAUDE_DIR | ~/.claude | Claude Code data directory |

Tech Stack

  • Backend: Node.js + Express (reads JSONL, serves structured API)
  • Frontend: React 18 + Recharts (CDN-loaded, zero build step)
  • Styling: Dark inspector theme, JetBrains Mono

License

MIT