Claude Command Center

Claude Command Center, shortened to CCC, is a local dashboard for developers who run many coding agent sessions at once. It puts every session on the machine onto one board served at localhost, however each session was launched, and flags the ones that need attention. Instead of owning execution, it reads each engine's own state on disk as the source of truth, so sessions started or resumed by hand in a terminal still appear, and closing the dashboard leaves them running. It is built for developers juggling several parallel agents. Claude Code is supported first class, and Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Kilo Code, Kimi Code, OpenCode and Devin can be spawned and ingested with documented gaps. An attention lane catches sessions that ended on a question, a per session meter warns before a context window fills, and usage windows project pace against Claude and Codex plan limits. Sessions can be organized with kanban states, a project tree and a zoomable Flow canvas, steered from one composer, grouped into chats where agents answer each other, and fed from a work queue that claims, fixes, verifies and closes tickets. GitHub issues become sessions in one click, fresh git worktrees can be created per task, and a responsive mobile interface works on a trusted network. A command line tool covers the same fleet from the terminal. The software is free to download for macOS, Linux and Windows through a notarized DMG, Homebrew or an install script. The license grants free use for individual, noncommercial purposes only; any commercial use, including use inside a for profit company, requires a separate license from the author, and no commercial price is published. One point worth checking: the landing page describes CCC as open source under MIT, but the license file in the repository is a custom source available license that restricts commercial use, and the license file is the binding document.