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coderadar

v0.2.0

Published

Intelligent dashboard for Claude Code project supervision - scan projects, track sessions, monitor costs

Readme

CodeRadar CLI

npm version license node version

Track projects, monitor Claude Code usage, analyze costs — from your terminal.

Quick Start

# Sync local data to cloud dashboard
npx coderadar sync --token <your-token>

# Generate local HTML dashboard (offline mode)
npx coderadar generate

Installation

# Run directly with npx (recommended)
npx coderadar

# Or install globally
npm install -g coderadar

Commands

coderadar sync

Sync local project data to the cloud dashboard.

coderadar sync --token <your-token>

Options:

  • --token <token> - Your cloud dashboard authentication token
  • --url <url> - Custom cloud URL (defaults to https://coderadar-guillaumebeylounehs-projects.vercel.app)

coderadar generate

Generate a static HTML dashboard from local data (offline mode).

coderadar generate

The dashboard is saved to ~/.coderadar/dashboard.html and automatically opens in your browser.

coderadar init

Interactive setup wizard to configure your CodeRadar installation.

coderadar init

coderadar config

Manage configuration settings.

# Set cloud token
coderadar config set cloudToken <token>

# Set cloud URL
coderadar config set cloudUrl <url>

# View current configuration
coderadar config list

Cloud Dashboard

Access your cloud dashboard at: https://coderadar-guillaumebeylounehs-projects.vercel.app

The cloud dashboard provides:

  • Real-time project monitoring across devices
  • AI-powered summaries and insights (Pro tier)
  • Team collaboration features (Team tier)
  • Multi-currency budget tracking (Pro tier)
  • PDF exports and Slack/Discord webhooks (Team tier)

How It Works

CodeRadar CLI scans your local development environment to collect:

  1. Project Data

    • Git statistics (commits, branches, contributors)
    • Project health scores
    • Technology stack detection
    • Last activity timestamps
  2. Claude Code Sessions

    • Session history and duration
    • Model usage (Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.5, etc.)
    • Token consumption
    • Conversation contexts
  3. API Costs

    • Token-based cost calculations
    • Budget tracking and alerts
    • Spending trends over time

All data is synced to the cloud dashboard for cross-device access, team sharing, and advanced analytics.

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18.0.0
  • Git (for project scanning)
  • Claude Code (for session tracking)

Privacy

CodeRadar CLI respects your privacy:

  • All data stays local by default
  • Cloud sync is opt-in (requires explicit --token)
  • No telemetry or analytics unless synced
  • Open source and auditable

License

MIT License - Copyright (c) 2026 Guillaume Beylouneh

Links

Author

Guillaume Beylouneh