Monitor Claude Code sessions in real time to see which tools are called and how much each session costs in USD and euros
Track daily token usage and projected budget burn rate across all Claude Code sessions from a single dashboard
Explore relationships between sessions, tool calls, and files in a 3D graph to understand how your work connects
Set up Slack or Discord alerts to be notified when Claude Code usage crosses a defined spending threshold
Requires configuring Claude Code hooks to forward events to the local server, pre-built installers are unsigned on both Mac and Windows.
Claude Mission Control is a local, read-only dashboard for observing Claude Code activity on your machine. It shows what Claude is doing in real time: every tool call it makes, every file it touches, how many tokens it uses, and what each session cost, all displayed as charts, a board, and a three-dimensional graph. The key design choice is that the dashboard never controls Claude and never modifies anything. Data flows in one direction only: Claude Code fires hook events when it starts, stops, or uses a tool, a small shell script forwards those events to a local server over a one-second-capped connection (so it never slows Claude down), and the server stores them in a local SQLite database. The UI reads from that database and updates in real time via a server-sent events stream. The main views are a live stream of events, a Kanban board that tracks sessions moving through active, waiting, and finished states, a token and cost panel that shows daily usage in USD and euros with budget burn-rate projections, and a 3D graph that maps the relationships between sessions, tool calls, and files across all your work. The layout is drag-and-drop rearrangeable and the interface supports both light and dark themes with an accent color picker. A plugin system lets you add additional widgets from a local plugins folder. It also exposes a read-only API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec, a Prometheus metrics endpoint for integration with monitoring tools, and CSV or JSON export. Optional Slack or Discord webhook alerts can fire when rule-based conditions are met at ingest time. The project ships as a desktop application built for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Pre-built unsigned installers are attached to each GitHub release. The app bundles its own Node runtime so there is nothing to install separately. A live demo runs in the browser using simulated data to show all the panels without needing to set up a real Claude Code session. The project is in alpha and is licensed under a noncommercial license.
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