cc-session-utils: TUI Dashboard for Managing Claude Code Sessions and Costs
A developer has released cc-session-utils, a terminal UI dashboard for managing Claude Code session files and tracking usage costs. The tool addresses the accumulation of session files, debug logs, and orphaned data in the ~/.claude directory.
Key Features
- Cost Dashboard – Shows total and per-model (Opus/Sonnet/Haiku) cost and token breakdowns with daily, weekly, and monthly tables. Identifies top 10 projects by spend.
- Project Management – Tree-view of all projects with ability to preview sessions, view conversations, and delete unnecessary files.
- Orphan Detection – Finds sessions that no longer belong to any project and enables bulk cleaning.
- Session Migration – Move sessions between projects with per-session selection.
- Backup & Restore – Back up config or full .claude directory with auto-rollback protection.
Installation and Requirements
Requires Python 3.11+ and is built with Textual framework. Installation for Linux/macOS:
pip install cc-session-utils cc-tuiThe developer notes the entire tool was built using Claude Code itself. The project is open source with MIT license and available on GitHub.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
👀 See Also
Announcing Flyto Indexer: Enhanced AI Code Refactoring with Source Dependency Analysis
Flyto Indexer, an MCP server, builds a symbol graph of your codebase, aiding AI in smart code refactoring by analyzing dependencies and call sites.
Using Claude Code to revive abandoned personal projects: a practical walkthrough
Matthew Brunelle shares how he used Claude Code (with Opus 4.6) to resurrect a stalled YouTube Music–to–OpenSubsonic API shim project, complete with setup steps, prompts, and workflow tips.
OpenCortex: A Self-Improving Memory System for OpenClaw
OpenCortex replaces OpenClaw's flat MEMORY.md file with structured memory files organized by projects, contacts, workflows, preferences, runbooks, tools, and infrastructure. It includes nightly distillation with principle enforcement audits and weekly synthesis with pattern detection and auto-runbook creation.
Open-source trust scoring hook for Claude Code monitors sessions, blocks protected paths
A developer built a Python hook that scores every Claude Code session on reliability, scope, and cost dimensions, blocks access to protected paths like .env files, and hash-chains events for tamper detection. The single-file tool is available on GitHub.