Lens

Lens is a web dashboard created for Claude Code. It offers a single place to see and manage all the different settings and configurations for Claude Code. Think of it as a control center for all your Claude Code projects.

Benefits

Lens gives you a complete picture of your Claude Code setup. You can see counts for everything, like how many skills or plugins you have. Clicking on any part of the dashboard lets you see more details. It makes it easy to switch between different projects and see their specific configurations. You can even see what the final, active configuration looks like by combining all settings. Lens also lets you bring settings from one project to another, saving you time. You can change settings directly within the dashboard, adding, editing, or deleting them. It even lets you move settings between different levels of scope, like from a global setting to a project specific one. A quick search function lets you find anything across all your projects and settings instantly. Changes you make to configuration files are shown in the dashboard right away without needing to refresh.

Use Cases

This dashboard is useful for anyone working with Claude Code. Developers can use it to manage configurations for multiple projects, inspect settings, and make quick edits. It helps in setting up new projects by importing existing configurations. The ability to see effective configurations and edit them in place makes troubleshooting and development much smoother. The universal search is great for finding specific commands, rules, or plugins across a large number of projects.

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Additional Information

Lens is available through a plugin marketplace. To install it, you first add the marketplace, then install the Lens plugin, and finally open the dashboard. Global configurations are protected and read-only by default, but this can be changed. The project is open source and licensed under the MIT license, encouraging contributions through a standard pull-request process.