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ccboard is a lightweight, open-source monitoring tool written in Rust that delivers both a terminal user interface and a complementary web dashboard for administrators and developers who run Claude Code sessions at scale. Conceived by Florian Bruniaux, the program consolidates thirteen functional areas—live session oversight, cost analytics, usage statistics, webhook tracing, agent orchestration, MCP server health, configuration drift, and an embedded Brain knowledge base—into a single 5.8 MB executable that starts up to eighty-nine times faster than comparable Electron utilities by keeping its working data in a local SQLite cache. Typical use cases include DevOps teams that need to correlate conversational AI spend with project tickets, freelancers who bill clients per token consumption, and researchers who spawn dozens of short-lived agents for batch experiments and want a unified pane to observe success rates, latency percentiles, and cumulative charges in real time. Because every panel is interactive, operators can pause, resume, or kill agents, edit JSON configs, and export cost reports without leaving the TUI, while the optional browser view offers read-only graphs for managers who prefer conventional dashboards. The application is published under an OSI-approved licence, accepts community pull requests on its code repository, and is currently offered in one stable stream labelled 0.21.0. ccboard is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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