Claudeck

Claudeck gives developers a browser interface for Claude Code that runs on their own macOS, Linux or Windows machine. It brings coding conversations, autonomous agents and repository tools into one workspace. The local server connects to Claude Code through Anthropic's SDK; Claudeck itself is open source under the MIT license.

Conversations persist across sessions, and multiple browsers can follow the same streamed response. You can keep chats running in the background, view conversations side by side or fork a discussion to explore another approach. File attachments, code diffs and Mermaid diagrams help keep the work visible alongside the chat.

For larger tasks, agents can review pull requests, hunt bugs, write tests or refactor code. Sequential workflows pass context between steps, while a visual dependency editor supports parallel tasks. An orchestrator can split a request among specialist agents, and a monitoring dashboard shows their progress and costs.

The file explorer and Git panel cover previews, branches, staging and commits. Git worktrees isolate agent work. Persistent project memory records conventions, decisions and warnings across sessions, with search and editing. Cost reports show session spending and input, output and cache token usage.

Claudeck also manages MCP servers and connects to SkillsMP for agent skills. Its plugin system supports custom tabs and server extensions. The mobile browser interface is installable as a PWA, token authentication supports remote access through Cloudflare Tunnel or a reverse proxy, and Telegram lets you approve or deny tool requests from your phone.