Live monitoring dashboard for Claude Code sessions. Reads session JSONL logs and displays real-time metrics including token usage, costs, tool calls, turn-by-turn conversation flow, and agent/skill graphs.
npx @odedha/claude-watchOpens a web dashboard at http://localhost:3000 monitoring all your Claude Code sessions.
npm install -g @odedha/claude-watch
claude-watch--port <number> Web server port (default: 3000)
--project <path> Monitor a specific ~/.claude/projects/ directory
--all Monitor all projects (default for web mode)
--tui Launch terminal dashboard instead of web
--watch-dir <path...> Additional directories to watch for JSONL session files
# Default: web dashboard on port 3000, all projects
npx claude-watch
# Custom port
npx claude-watch --port 8080
# Terminal UI mode (shows active sessions across all projects)
npx claude-watch --tui
# Monitor specific project only
npx claude-watch --project ~/.claude/projects/-Users-me-my-project
# Watch additional directories containing JSONL session files
npx claude-watch --watch-dir /path/to/custom/sessions
# Watch multiple extra directories
npx claude-watch --watch-dir /path/one --watch-dir /path/twoTwo-panel layout with a sidebar and drill-down detail view.
- Time filter — Today / 7 Days / 30 Days (active sessions always shown)
- Summary widgets — total tokens, total cost, active session count
- Session tree — expandable list with model badge, folder, cost; subagents and skills as child nodes
Overview — token/cost breakdown, compactions, quick stats
Turns — chronological turn-by-turn view with:
- Timestamps and latency per turn
- Token breakdown including cache (creation/read)
- Click to expand: full content (thinking, text, tool calls with input/output)
Tools — aggregated bar chart, tool combinations, and a filterable list of every tool call with input/output drill-down
Subagents — cards with description, model, tokens, cost; expandable for full detail
Skills — grouped skill invocations with turn numbers and arguments
Flow — graph visualization of agent spawns and skill invocations as a sequential flow diagram. Parallel agents (spawned in the same turn) appear side-by-side; sequential spawns flow top-to-bottom.
Terminal-based dashboard (--tui) with session table and detail panel.
- Shows active sessions across all projects by default
- j/k or arrows to navigate sessions
- a to toggle between active-only and all sessions
- r to refresh
- q to quit
- Detail panel shows token/cost breakdown, text-based tool call bars, agents, skills
- Token usage — input, output, cache creation, cache read
- Cost estimation — per-model pricing (Opus, Sonnet, Haiku)
- Tool calls — breakdown by tool, combinations, individual call details with results
- Turns — full conversation flow with latency and content
- Compactions — context window compressions
- Subagents — spawns with descriptions, per-agent token/tool breakdown
- Skill invocations — which skills were used and when
- Flow graph — visual DAG of agent and skill spawns per session
Claude Code writes append-only JSONL session logs to ~/.claude/projects/<project>/. claude-watch uses chokidar file watching with a polling fallback to detect changes and parse metrics from these files in real-time. The web dashboard receives updates via Server-Sent Events (SSE).
MIT