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hivescan

v0.1.0

Published

Web-based terminal dashboard for managing Claude Code agents in a monorepo

Readme

hivescan

Web-based terminal dashboard for managing multiple Claude Code agents across your projects.

Quick Start

npx hivescan

Or install globally:

npm install -g hivescan
hivescan

HiveScan will scan your current directory for projects, start a local dashboard, and open it in your browser.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Claude Code installed and available in your PATH
  • macOS or Linux

Usage

hivescan                          # Scan current directory for projects
hivescan --dir ~/Sites            # Scan a specific directory
hivescan --dir ~/work --dir ~/oss # Scan multiple directories
hivescan --port 5000              # Use a custom port (default: 4269)
hivescan --poll 10                # Port scan interval in seconds (default: 5)
hivescan --no-open                # Don't open browser automatically

How It Works

  1. Scans directory children for projects (package.json or .git)
  2. Shows all discovered projects in a single dashboard UI
  3. Start/stop Claude Code agents per project with one click
  4. Streams live terminal output via WebSocket + xterm.js
  5. Polls for active dev server ports and links them in the UI
  6. Persists terminal history across restarts (~/.hive/)

Features

  • Real-time terminal streaming with xterm.js
  • Model selection (Opus, Sonnet, Haiku)
  • Status indicators (Thinking / Waiting / Idle / Stopped)
  • Dark/light theme toggle
  • Keyboard shortcuts (Alt+1-9 to switch projects)
  • Dev server preview panel
  • Claude Code permission management
  • Session persistence across restarts

License

MIT