TwiCC

TwiCC is a web console for Claude Code and Codex: instead of staying glued to the terminal, you open a browser to browse past projects and sessions, read conversation history, follow agents that are still running, and check what each session cost and how much quota is left. The repo has 38 stars; the author built it for himself at first, then published it in case others could use it too.

It fits everyday use well: both providers sit side by side in one interface; tool calls, thinking and edits inside a session update live; projects can be grouped, with charts by cost and usage; and the full thing works from a phone browser — pair it with a tunnel like Cloudflare Tunnel and you can manage sessions at home from your phone while you are out. The data comes from Claude Code’s local session files, which TwiCC only reads, never changes — the local files stay the source of truth.

Installing it is easy: one line, uvx twicc@latest, then open localhost:3500 on your own machine; you can also install it as a fixed tool with pip. The official docs say Linux and macOS only — no mention of Windows.

Fair warning: the author says plainly on the project page that this is a personal project with no guaranteed support — if something breaks, nobody is obliged to fix it, and there are rough edges here and there. And if you expose the interface to the public internet, turn on password protection first; do not leave it open.