The Claude Code web UI that Anthropic finally built itself
A web dashboard for Claude Code agents that existed because Anthropic hadn't built one yet.

What it does cui was a browser-based control panel for Claude Code agents, built on the Claude Code SDK. It let you kick off sessions, run parallel background tasks, and receive push notifications from a web browser. The project also offered multi-model support.
The interesting bit It was a classic third-party stopgap: a community web UI and remote-access bridge that filled the gap while Anthropic focused on the terminal. The README now functions as a polite resignation letter, redirecting users to official tools that replicate every original feature.
Key highlights
- Browser-based agent sessions with push notifications
- Parallel background task execution
- Multi-model support
- Explicitly archived; the README is essentially a migration guide to Anthropic’s official alternatives
- Upstream repository lives at
BMPixel/cui
Verdict Only relevant as a historical snapshot of how the community patched Claude Code’s missing web surface. If you want the actual features today, follow the migration paths to Anthropic’s official web, remote-control, and desktop tools.
Frequently asked
- What is wbopan/cui?
- A web dashboard for Claude Code agents that existed because Anthropic hadn't built one yet.
- Is cui open source?
- Yes — wbopan/cui is open source, released under the Apache-2.0 license.
- What language is cui written in?
- wbopan/cui is primarily written in TypeScript.
- How popular is cui?
- wbopan/cui has 1.2k stars on GitHub.
- Where can I find cui?
- wbopan/cui is on GitHub at https://github.com/wbopan/cui.