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Quick Start

Download the desktop app (recommended):

Download the latest .dmg (macOS), .exe (Windows), or .AppImage (Linux) from GitHub Releases or via homebrew: brew install --cask agentsview. The desktop app is fully bundled and includes built-in auto-update.

Install via pip — or run instantly with uvx:

pip install agentsview    # install permanently
uvx agentsview            # or run without installing

Install via shell script:

curl -fsSL https://agentsview.io/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm https://agentsview.io/install.ps1 | iex"

agentsview serve              # Start server
agentsview serve --port 9090  # Custom port
agentsview serve --no-browser # Disable browser auto-open

Note

The desktop app and CLI share the same data directory (~/.agentsview/), so you can use one or both — they are fully complementary.

Fast Token Usage & Cost Reports

If you’ve been reaching for ccusage to see how much you spent on Claude Code yesterday, try agentsview usage instead. It reads from the same pre-indexed SQLite database that powers the rest of AgentsView, so reports come back in well under a second even on large histories. As of 0.32.0 it reports on Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Gemini, and Hermes sessions, with more agents landing as their parsers start recording token usage.

agentsview usage daily          # last 30 days, terminal table
agentsview usage daily --all    # full history, JSON-friendly
agentsview usage statusline     # $9.61 today

On a 22,000-session local database, agentsview usage daily runs 80–220× faster than npx ccusage@latest daily (see benchmarks). On smaller databases the absolute gap is smaller, but reports still come back sub-second. See Token Usage & Costs for the full write-up.

What It Does

AgentsView reads the session files that your AI coding agents leave on your machine and gives you a local-first desktop and web app to work with them. By default everything stays on your machine. Optionally, PostgreSQL sync can push session data to a shared database for team or multi-machine setups.

AI-Powered Insights

Generate summaries and analysis of your coding sessions using Claude, Codex, Copilot, or Gemini. Get daily activity digests, multi-day analyses, and recommendations — scoped by project or across everything.

Browse Sessions

Scroll through every session across all your projects. See the full conversation: user prompts, assistant responses, thinking blocks, and tool calls. Filter by project, agent, date, or message count.

Search Everything

Full-text search across all message content. Find that one conversation where you discussed a specific function, error message, or design decision — even months later.

Analyze Your Usage

Activity heatmaps, tool usage breakdowns, velocity metrics, session-health analytics, per-project stats, and session distribution charts. Understand how you use agents over time.

Token Usage & Costs

A sub-second agentsview usage CLI for daily spend reports and a today’s-cost status line. A ccusage alternative for Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Gemini, and Hermes sessions that runs 80–220× faster on large session histories.

Live Sync

Watches your session directories for changes and streams new messages in real time. Start a coding session in one window, watch it appear in AgentsView in another.

Multi-Agent Support

Works with 27 AI coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Gemini, and OpenHands. Auto-discovers session directories so there’s nothing to configure.

Import Chat History

Import your Claude.ai and ChatGPT conversations — including images. Upload a zip export and browse everything in one place alongside your agent coding sessions.

Runs Locally

SQLite database, embedded web frontend, no cloud services, no accounts. Install the desktop app or a single binary and run it.

How It Works

AgentsView watches your agent session directories for changes, parses JSONL files from each agent format, and stores structured data in SQLite with full-text search indexes. The embedded web frontend provides browsing, search, and analytics over the REST API.