CCC
CCC
CCC is a free local dashboard for managing Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other coding-agent sessions. See which sessions need you, organize work on a visual board, and track usage from one place.
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About CCC
CCC (claude command center) is a local dashboard for developers running many coding-agent sessions in parallel. It puts every session on one board running at localhost, however it was launched, by reading each engine's on-disk state. Claude Code is first-class, while Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Kilo Code, Kimi Code, OpenCode, Grok and Devin are supported with documented gaps. Sessions keep running when the dashboard closes and reattach when it reopens.
A needs-attention lane flags sessions waiting on a question, per-session meters warn when context is filling, and usage windows track Claude plan and Codex limits. Sessions can be organized with Kanban states, a project tree, pinning with nested sub-sessions, and a zoomable Flow canvas. Users can type into any session from the browser, run group chats between agents, and use work queues that claim, fix, verify and close tickets, including GitHub issues via the gh CLI.
When a usage limit hits, sessions can fall back to a free model through a local router and return to Claude at reset. A mobile UI, Tailscale setup and an opt-in cloud relay allow remote monitoring. CCC is source-available under FSL-1.1-MIT and free to use and modify.
Best for
- Developers running many parallel coding agents
- Claude Code power users hitting usage limits
- Engineers mixing several agent CLIs
- Developers wanting remote monitoring of local agents
Pros
- Sees sessions it did not spawn, including hand-resumed ones
- Flags sessions waiting on questions or running out of context
- Free-model fallback keeps sessions running after usage limits
- Free and source-available, runs locally
Cons
- Only Claude Code is first-class; other engines have documented gaps
- Desktop notifications mentioned only for macOS
- Some features require extra CLIs such as gh or Vercel
Pricing
CCC is free to use and modify, including at work, under the source-available FSL-1.1-MIT license.
CCC FAQ
- Which coding agents does CCC support?
- Claude Code is first-class; Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Kilo Code, Kimi Code, OpenCode, Grok and Devin spawn and ingest with documented gaps.
- What platforms can it run on?
- There is a macOS app, plus installs via Homebrew, Linux and Windows.
- What happens when I hit my Claude usage limit?
- Limit-hit sessions can move to a $0 model through a local free-model router and switch back to Claude when the limit resets, configured in Settings.
- Can I check sessions from my phone?
- Yes, a responsive mobile UI works via one-button Tailscale setup or an opt-in, outbound-only CCC Cloud relay.
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