Dashboard
The dashboard provides an at-a-glance overview of your entire Claude Code configuration with 12 information cards organized in a responsive grid.
Overview
When you open Claude Deck, the dashboard aggregates data from 12 API endpoints in parallel and displays:
- Projects — number of tracked project directories
- MCP Servers — configured server count
- Commands — available slash commands
- Plugins — installed plugins
- Hooks — automation hooks
- Permissions — total permission rules
- Agents — custom agents across all scopes
- Skills — available skills
- Output Styles — custom output formats
- Sessions — total count with today/this week breakdown and most active project
- Plans — execution plan count
- Context Window — highest context usage across active sessions with a color-coded progress bar
A Quick Status card at the bottom shows settings key count and allow/deny rule breakdown.
How to Use
Viewing Data
All cards update together. The dashboard shows project-scoped data for the currently selected project — switch projects using the sidebar selector.
Context Window Indicator
The context window card shows the highest context usage percentage across all active Claude Code sessions:
| Color | Range | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Green | 0–49% | Plenty of room |
| Yellow | 50–79% | Getting used |
| Orange | 80–94% | Running low |
| Red | 95–100% | Nearly full |
Refreshing
Click the refresh button in the top-right corner to reload all data. The dashboard caches data between page navigations — navigating away and back shows cached data instantly without a loading flash.
A relative timestamp ("Updated 2m ago") next to the refresh button shows when data was last fetched.
Navigation Links
Several cards include links to jump to their full page:
- "View all sessions →" on the Sessions card
- "View context →" on the Context Window card
- "View all plans →" on the Plans card
Configuration
The dashboard has no dedicated configuration. It reads data from all other features. The active project (set via sidebar) determines the scope for MCP servers, commands, hooks, and permissions.
Tips
- Data is cached — switching pages doesn't trigger a re-fetch. Click refresh for fresh data.
- Project switching automatically re-fetches dashboard data for the new project.
- First visit shows a loading skeleton while data loads. Subsequent visits show cached data.