Claude Dashboard

Claude Mission Control

One web page that shows you everything Claude Code is doing on your machine.

Try the live demo → Click around with invented projects and sessions before you install anything.

Built by Jon Imms. Read the project page or how it was built.

Claude Code runs in a terminal. Once you have two or three sessions going, you lose track. Which one is waiting for an answer? What did that session change while you were away? How much has this week cost? Claude Mission Control answers those questions on one screen, updated live, from the files Claude Code already writes to ~/.claude.

What you get

- A departures board of every running session. When Claude stops to ask you something, the row turns amber and shows the question, so you go straight to the right terminal.
- What each running session costs so far, how fast it is spending, and how full its context window is.
- A diff of every file Claude edited or created in a session, taken from the backups Claude Code keeps. Read what changed before you commit it.
- The full transcript of any session, past or present, and a search across every prompt you have ever sent.
- Cost per session, project, model, and week, estimated from the tokens in your transcripts, with a breakdown by model and cache use.
- Per project, the plugins, agents, skills, and MCP servers Claude Code would actually use there, and the exact setting to switch each one on or off.
- A macOS notification the moment a session needs you, and a reminder if you leave it waiting.
- When you will hit your 5-hour or weekly limit at your current pace, before you hit it.

Why you would want it

- You stop checking terminals. The board and the notifications tell you when to look.
- You stop losing sessions. Every session has a resume button that reopens…