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claude-session

v1.0.0

Published

24 days ago

Interactive browser dashboard for Claude Code sessions — color-coded, labeled, and live.

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claudeSession

Interactive browser dashboard for Claude Code sessions — color-coded, labeled, and live.

What it does

Kanban board — sessions organized by status: Waiting / Working / Done / Idle
Color-coded tabs — Windows Terminal tab titles and colors reflect each project
Side drawer — rename sessions, change colors, kill processes, focus windows
Persistent — labels and colors survive server restarts

Quick start

npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:5173

Setup

Hooks are already configured in ~/.claude/settings.json (calls session-hook.js)
Copy the updated session-hook.js from this repo to ~/.claude/session-hook.js:
```
cp session-hook.js ~/.claude/session-hook.js
```

Scripts

| Command | Description | |---|---| | npm run dev | Dev mode — backend + Vite (port 5173) | | npm start | Production — backend serves built frontend (port 3333) | | npm run build | Build React app to web/dist/ | | npm test | Run unit tests |

How it works

Each Claude Code session fires hooks that write status files to ~/.claude/sessions/. This server watches those files via chokidar and pushes updates to the browser over WebSocket. Labels and colors are stored in ~/.claude/session-meta.json.