A read-only window into Claude Code's task chaos

What it does

The tool monitors Claude Code’s local task directory and renders a persistent browser dashboard from the JSON files inside. You watch tasks shift status in real time, trace dependency chains, and switch between a Kanban board and a Gantt-style timeline. It is strictly read-only: Claude drives the state machine, and the viewer just broadcasts what is happening.

The interesting bit

Most dashboards beg you to micromanage; this one enforces a strict “observation over control” philosophy. It streams filesystem changes to the browser via Server-Sent Events, so the board updates instantly without polling, yet it refuses to let you edit task status or descriptions—Claude Code remains the single source of truth.

Key highlights

• Live activity feed across every session via Server-Sent Events
• Desktop notifications and a two-tone chime when tasks complete
• Gantt-style timeline with an auto-scaling axis (seconds to days)
• Visual dependency mapping for blockedBy/blocks relationships
• Fuzzy search across session names, descriptions, and project paths
• Auto-archives sessions idle for more than seven days

Caveats

• Export and advanced filtering by date or status are still on the roadmap.
• Desktop alerts and the audio chime require manually granting browser notification permission.

Verdict

Grab it if you run multiple Claude Code sessions and want a heads-up display without hovering over terminal scrollback. Pass if a single shell pane already gives you everything you need.