Agent Dashboard for Claude Code, Cursor & Codex

A local-first control room for AI coding agents

Monitor Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex sessions in real time. Follow conversations and tools, inspect agent hierarchies, understand token usage and cost, analyze orchestration, and operate local agents from one responsive dashboard.

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Live fleet state, active work, recent events, cost, and system health.

See what your agents are doing

CCAM combines native hooks with provider-aware transcript discovery. It stays local by default and turns agent activity into a searchable, durable operational record.

• One live fleet: Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex sessions appear in the same Dashboard, Sessions, Activity Feed, and Kanban views.
• Complete conversations: Rendered Markdown, highlighted code, tool calls, command output, queued prompts, attachments, and provider-native titles.
• Agent orchestration: Parent-child trees, background agents, dynamic workflow runs, tool-flow graphs, concurrency, delegation, and compaction analysis.
• Cost and usage: Model-aware tokens, configurable pricing, introductory rates, subagent costs, trends, and budget-friendly CLI/MCP access.
• Run and resume agents: Launch Claude Code or Codex, stream output, send follow-ups, resume previous work, and reattach to background runs.
• Configuration visibility: Inspect Claude Code and Codex settings, skills, hooks, MCP servers, rules, plugins, memory, profiles, and instructions.
• Operational safety: Loopback binding, optional authentication, guarded mutations, backup-first edits, bounded uploads, and no automatic self-update.
• Team-ready delivery: Desktop applications, containers, Kubernetes, Terraform, monitoring, alerts, webhooks, and remote data sources.

See CCAM in action

Conversation history with code, tools, reasoning, and session context.

Workflow intelligence for orchestration, delegation, tools, errors, and concurrency.

Provider-aware configuration, skills, hooks, plugins, MCP, rules, and memory.

Launch and manage Claude Code or Codex without leaving the dashboard.

Quick start

Requirements: Node.js 22.22 or newer and npm 9 or newer.

git clone https://github.com/hoangsonww/Claude-Code-Agent-Monitor.git
cd Claude-Code-Agent-Monitor
npm run setup
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:5173. npm run setup installs the root, client, and VS Code extension dependencies, builds the MCP server, and links the ccam CLI. On first launch, follow the dashboard prompt to install hooks for the providers you select, or run npm run install-hooks manually.

For production, run npm run build && npm start and open http://localhost:4820.

Choose how to run CCAM

Extensions and automation

CCAM ships 14 plugins, 66 plugin skills, 18 Claude subagents, 34 Claude commands, and 77 total repository skills across Claude Code and Codex formats.

claude plugin marketplace add hoangsonww/Claude-Code-Agent-Monitor
codex plugin marketplace add hoangsonww/Claude-Code-Agent-Monitor
npx skills add hoangsonww/Claude-Code-Agent-Monitor --list

The ccam CLI and local MCP server expose sessions, agents, events, transcripts, analytics, pricing, workflows, alerts, imports, configuration, remote sources, and maintenance operations for humans and automation.

Documentation

• Complete product and operational reference: README-EN.md
• Documentation index: docs/README.md
• Task-oriented handbook: GitHub Wiki
• Localized product tour: Static Wiki
• Architecture: ARCHITECTURE.md
• CLI: docs/CLI.md
• REST and OpenAPI: docs/API.md
• Hooks and lifecycle: docs/HOOKS.md
• Database: docs/DATABASE.md
• Plugins: docs/PLUGINS.md
• MCP: docs/MCP.md and mcp/README.md
• Desktop application: DESKTOP.md and desktop/README.md
• Deployment: DEPLOYMENT.md and docs/DEPLOYMENT.md
• Security: .github/SECURITY.md

Local-first and secure by default

The dashboard binds to 127.0.0.1 by default. It does not require cloud credentials, and it does not transmit your transcripts or agent data to a hosted service. Optional tokens protect HTTP, WebSocket, hook, MCP, and remote-push surfaces when you deliberately expose them beyond loopback.

See the security policy and full configuration reference before enabling remote access.

Contributing and support

• Read the contributing guide.
• Report bugs through GitHub Issues.
• Ask questions and share ideas in GitHub Discussions.
• Follow the Code of Conduct.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.