What it does

Superview (marketed inside the “Clear-Code” repo) is a thin proxy layer for Claude Code. You swap two environment variables—ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL and ANTHROPIC_API_KEY—and your traffic routes through LeanMCP’s gateway instead of straight to Anthropic. A web dashboard then shows you the full request/response logs, file reads, and token burn. That’s the whole trick.

The interesting bit

The README is mostly a long-form guide to open-source AI coding tools (Cline, Aider, OpenHands, etc.). The actual superview.sh product is buried like a classified ad in a newspaper—two lines of shell config and a link. It’s either brilliant content marketing or accidental SEO, depending on your cynicism level.

Key highlights

• Zero code changes: two export statements and you’re proxied
• Web dashboard for log inspection at app.leanmcp.com
• Requires a LeanMCP API key (pricing/billing page referenced but not detailed in README)
• Docs live at docs.leanmcp.com/ai-gateway/claude-code
• Repo itself is a curated comparison of ~8 open-source coding assistants with quick-start commands

Caveats

• The README never explains what the proxy costs; you have to click through to a billing page
• “Superview.sh” appears to be a marketing name—the repo is called clear-code and contains no shell script source
• No technical details on data retention, latency overhead, or whether requests are stored

Verdict

Worth a look if you’re burning mystery tokens in Claude Code and need visibility yesterday. Skip it if you want self-hosted observability or are allergic to routing proprietary code through a third-party gateway with opaque pricing.