Claude Ops: Browser Dashboard for Claude Code Live Status and Subagent Tracking
Running multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel means constantly missing permission prompts. A Reddit user built Claude Ops — a local browser dashboard that surfaces every session's live status, current tool, and spawned subagents, and pushes OS notifications when any session needs input.
Key Details
- Platform: macOS, fully local (no data leaves your machine)
- License: Free
- GitHub: abhishek421/claude-ops
The dashboard shows a list of active Claude Code sessions. For each session, you can see:
- Live status (running, awaiting input, error)
- Current tool being invoked
- List of spawned subagents and their state
When a Claude session blocks waiting for user input (e.g., a permission prompt or a question), Claude Ops sends an OS push notification. This lets you switch away from the terminal and still know when attention is required.
The tool is designed for developers who run Claude Code in multiple terminal windows or tmux panes simultaneously — typically when orchestrating complex multi-step tasks like refactoring, testing, or code review across several repos.
Who It's For
Developers running multiple concurrent Claude Code sessions who need a quick glance dashboard to avoid missing prompts and subagent progress.
Getting Started
Clone the repo and follow instructions in the README. The dashboard runs a local web server; point your browser to it after launching Claude sessions in the same environment.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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