I built OpenCovibe, an open-source desktop app that wraps Claude Code with a local dashboard.
I made it because I wanted a better view of long coding sessions: what tools ran, what changed, and how to resume work without digging through terminal scrollback.
What it does: - Shows tool calls as structured cards (Read/Edit/Bash/Grep/etc.) - Keeps run history with replay, resume, and fork - Supports multiple API providers/endpoints - Tracks usage and basic session stats - Stores everything locally (~/.opencovibe), no cloud backend
Tech stack: Tauri + Rust + Svelte. License: Apache-2.0.
GitHub: https://github.com/AnyiWang/OpenCovibe
It’s still early and mainly tested on macOS. I’d really appreciate feedback on UX, reliability, and what feels missing for daily use.
jlongo78•4m ago
one thing worth exploring: multi-agent session management gets hairy fast. once you're running 3+ concurrent claude instances, the real pain isnt launching them, its knowing which session did waht and picking it back up later. full-text search across session history turns out to be the killer feature nobody asks for until they desperately need it.