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[Resource]: claude-devtools #860
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Display Name
claude-devtools
Category
Tooling
Sub-Category
General
Primary Link
https://github.com/matt1398/claude-devtools
Author Name
matt1398
Author Link
https://github.com/matt1398
License
MIT
Other License
No response
Description
A well-designed desktop app that provides detailed observability into your Claude Code sessions by analyzing the session logs. Provides turn-based context data across numerous categories, compaction visualization, subagent execution trees, and custom notification triggers. Easy to install, and nice visual design.
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Install via brew install --cask claude-devtools (or download from GitHub releases). Open the app — it auto-discovers your Claude Code projects from ~/.claude/ with zero configuration. Pick any recent session and you'll immediately see structured tool calls, diffs, and token breakdowns that the CLI hides behind summary text like "Read 3 files" or "Edited 2 files".
Specific Task(s)
Run any Claude Code session in your terminal (e.g., ask Claude to refactor a file), then open claude-devtools and select that session. Compare what the terminal showed you vs. what the app shows — full file paths, syntax-highlighted code, inline diffs, and per-turn token attribution.
Specific Prompt(s)
No prompt needed — claude-devtools is not a Claude Code extension. It's a standalone viewer. Just open it after (or during) any Claude Code session and browse the reconstructed execution trace.
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