
I built a VS Code extension to see what Claude Code is actually doing across all my projects
If you use Claude Code heavily across multiple repos, you probably know this feeling. You have Claude running in several projects at the same time and at some point you start wondering: How much did I spend this week? Which project burned the most tokens? What was that session from yesterday even about? I kept hitting this problem, so I built a small tool for it. It's a VS Code extension called Claude Code Dashboard that shows everything Claude Code has been doing across your projects in one place. Main features: 🗂️ See all Claude Code projects in one sidebar 📝 Session history per project (shows the first prompt as preview) 💰 Token and cost breakdown per session and per project 📁 See which files Claude touched and which tools it used ⚡ Detects when a Claude session is actively running The nice part: there’s no setup. No API keys, no accounts, nothing external. It just reads the session data Claude Code already stores locally. I mainly built it because once you start using Claude Cod
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