claude-mem-dashboard 0.2.0

Local dashboard for exploring your claude-mem memory — sessions, observations, summaries, and prompts.

claude-mem dashboard

A local dashboard for exploring your claude-mem memory — sessions, observations, summaries, and prompts.

Run

uvx claude-mem-dashboard

Open http://127.0.0.1:8765.

No install step — uvx fetches the latest release and runs it in a throwaway environment. If you prefer a persistent install: uv tool install claude-mem-dashboard, then just run claude-mem-dashboard.

Use a different database or port:

uvx claude-mem-dashboard --db ~/.claude-mem/claude-mem.db --port 9000

Environment variables are also supported:

• CLAUDE_MEM_DB
• CLAUDE_MEM_DASHBOARD_HOST
• CLAUDE_MEM_DASHBOARD_PORT

Lifecycle commands

uvx claude-mem-dashboard start -d     # run in the background
uvx claude-mem-dashboard status       # show pid + url
uvx claude-mem-dashboard stop         # stop the background process
uvx claude-mem-dashboard restart      # stop + start -d

If the port is already taken by another claude-mem-dashboard instance, the default start quietly prints the existing URL instead of crashing. Background runs write a PID file at ~/.claude-mem/dashboard.pid and append logs to ~/.claude-mem/dashboard.log.

Run from source

git clone https://github.com/wbingli/claude-mem-dashboard.git
cd claude-mem-dashboard
uv run python -m claude_mem_dashboard

What it shows

• Hero metrics: sessions, prompts, observations, summaries, and discovery tokens with sparklines.
• Interactive activity chart with brush-to-zoom and hover tooltips.
• Observation type and platform source breakdowns.
• Project drill-in with timeline, per-kind tabs, and filtering.
• Record detail modals with body, file lists, and tags.
• Command-palette search (⌘K) with keyword matching across all record types.
• Paginated record feed with project, type, and text filters.

Design

The app is dependency-light by design. The backend is a read-only Python standard-library HTTP server. The frontend is plain HTML/CSS + JSX compiled in-browser by Babel (no build step). React and Babel are loaded from CDN.