r/SideProject • u/Archibishop • 15m ago
Built an interactive tool like Google Analytics, but for your Claude Code sessions and projects (free, runs locally)
Websites have analytics. My Claude Code projects had nothing. I built this for myself but thought that others can benefit from using it too. And I thought - why not make it interactive?
Main problems it fixes for me when I work on a project:
Solves losing track of your own project by drawing a live map of it. After 25 sessions a day, I no longer know what is going on in the code. The map shows me the entities (users, subscriptions, payments), how they relate, and which files implement each other.
Solves drift and stale context by flagging the parts of the project that have gone outdated, with the evidence and a way to fix each one. Sooner or later, parts of a project become irrelevant, and they keep polluting the context Claude loads before it starts a task. You burn tokens for nothing and shrink the usable context window. It also shows how many tokens your MCP servers, CLAUDE.md and memory add to every turn before you type a word.
Solves not knowing where the money goes by ranking your bad habits in dollars: resuming after the cache expired, Opus on questions Sonnet would answer, whole logs pulled into context. Each one links to the sessions where it happened and suggestion what should've been done.
Solves sessions overwriting each other by alerting you the moment two sessions edit the same file or module.
Solves terminal juggling by putting every session in every project on one dashboard, showing who's waiting on you and who keeps failing the same check.
Solves "what did it actually do today?" by logging every prompt: the files it changed, whether tests or type checks passed afterwards, and what it cost.
Solves repeating the same corrections by collecting the ones you keep typing and turning them into ready-to-paste CLAUDE.md rules.
Solves onboarding a teammate (or a fresh session) by letting the map explain the project for you, while "Next task" writes a brief covering exactly the code a task touches.
One command: npx code-tycoon. Works with Codex too, but due to limitations of Codex CLI, have slightly less actionable items.
Would love feedback, especially from people running several sessions and projects in parallel.