Florian Bruniaux

Florian Bruniaux is an independent developer whose open-source catalog currently centers on ccboard, a lightweight dashboard that unifies terminal and browser-based oversight of Claude Code sessions. Written in Python and designed for developers who integrate Anthropic’s Claude into automated workflows, ccboard exposes real-time cost counters, token burn rates, per-request configuration snapshots, and session health metrics through both a curses-style TUI and a minimal local web interface. Typical use cases include CI pipelines where finance teams need live visibility into API spend, research notebooks that spawn long-running agent loops, or multi-developer workstations where several Claude instances operate concurrently and must stay within budget quotas. The tool persists data to a portable SQLite file, allowing historical roll-ups, CSV export for accounting, and quick rollback to earlier parameter sets when prompt tuning goes awry. Because it listens on localhost and requires no cloud credentials beyond the existing Claude key, ccboard fits air-gapped environments and complies with enterprise policies that forbid external analytics. Although the present portfolio is narrow, the codebase is structured as a plugin host, hinting that future modules could monitor other generative APIs or general system telemetry under the same pane of glass. ccboard is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always fetch the latest release, and may be installed individually or batched alongside other utilities.