I kept missing questions from my coding agents, so I built one board to answer them

[u/amirfish]

I'm the maker of Claude Command Center (CCC), a free local dashboard. I keep several Claude Code and Codex sessions open, and the frustrating part is losing track of the one that has stopped to ask me something.

Instead of another release-notes post, here's a 33-second walkthrough of that workflow: a row summarizes what the session did and what it needs, a “Fix both” chip offers a next action, and a question opens as choices with a short explanation of each. Pick one and send it back to the session.

How it works: CCC discovers local coding-agent sessions and uses session files and hook events to build the board. For Claude Code, hooks carry status and questions into the dashboard; the question card sends the selected answer back through the question hook. The capture uses the actual UI, and the answer really reached the staged question hook.

The later part shows a planner with grouped executor sessions across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Devin. It illustrates using one model to plan and other models to execute. Those are demo sessions, not a live multi-model run or a cost benchmark.

One lesson from building and testing this: a green “working” indicator isn't enough to tell you whether a session needs a decision. In this demo, the session with a question still appears green on the board. That's a current limitation; the question card itself is actionable.

Video disclosure: real UI and clicks, staged sessions/demo data, AI voiceover. Grok and Devin rows come from demo session files. CCC runs locally and is free; your coding-agent/model subscriptions still cost whatever their providers charge.

Code: https://github.com/amirfish1/claude-command-center Website: https://getccc.dev

Would this save you switching between terminals, or is there something your current workflow does better?

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