Claudeck
A self-hosted browser UI for Claude Code with parallel chats, agent workflows, Git tools and persistent project memory, licensed under MIT.

Claudeck is a self-hosted browser workspace for developers who want to manage Claude Code conversations and coding tasks together. It combines ongoing chats with agent workflows and repository tools.
- Parallel conversations: Keep separate chats running in the background, fork a conversation to explore another approach, and follow the same live session from multiple browsers or devices.
- Agent workflows: Built-in agents review pull requests, find bugs, write tests and refactor code; sequential chains and visual dependency graphs coordinate larger tasks, with an orchestrator that delegates to specialist agents.
- Files and Git: Browse project files, inspect diffs, switch branches, stage changes and commit, or isolate a chat or agent task in a Git worktree whose results you can merge or discard.
- Project memory: Save and search conventions, decisions and warnings across sessions, with automatic capture and an editable memory panel.
- Cost visibility: Track spending and token usage by session, compare daily activity, and inspect agent progress and errors.
Claudeck runs locally on macOS, Linux and Windows, stores application data in SQLite, and is open source under MIT. It uses the Claude Code SDK for model access. Its mobile interface is installable as a PWA, and token authentication supports remote browser access through Cloudflare Tunnel or a reverse proxy. Telegram supports tool approvals from your phone. MCP management, SkillsMP integration and plugins extend the workspace; SkillsMP access requires its own API key.