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Quick Start

After installing claude-dashboard, you can configure it using the /claude-dashboard:setup command.

The simplest way to get started is to run the setup command without arguments. This launches interactive mode, which guides you through selecting a display mode, language, plan, and theme:

/claude-dashboard:setup

There are three built-in preset modes:

Shows the essential metrics on a single line.

/claude-dashboard:setup compact
◆ Opus(X) │ ██░░ 80% │ $1.25 │ 5h: 42% │ 7d: 69%

Adds project info, session details, and progress tracking.

/claude-dashboard:setup normal
◆ Opus(X) │ ██░░ 80% │ $1.25 │ 5h: 42% │ 7d: 69%
📁 project (main ↑3) │ 🔑 abc123 │ ⏱ 45m │ 🔥 5K/m │ ✓ 3/5

Shows all available widgets including analytics, multi-CLI usage, and insights.

/claude-dashboard:setup detailed
◆ Opus(X) │ ██░░ 80% │ $1.25 │ 5h: 42% │ 7d: 69%
📁 project (main ↑3) │ » feature-auth │ 🔑 abc123 │ ⏱ 45m │ 🔥 5K/m │ ⚡ 67 tok/s │ ⏳ 2h │ ✓ 3/5
CLAUDE.md: 2 │ ⚙️ Read(app.ts) (12 done) │ 🤖 Agent: 1 │ 📦 85% │ 🟢 72%
📊 In 30K · Out 8K │ 📈 ~$8/h │ 💵 $5/$15 │ 💰 Today: $4.83
🔷 codex │ 💎 gemini │ +156 -23 │ concise │ v1.0.80 │ Off-Peak (23h9m)
💬 14:32 Fix the authentication bug │ NORMAL │ API 42% │ 🏷 v1.2.3 +5

You can pass additional arguments for language and plan:

Terminal window
/claude-dashboard:setup normal en pro # English, Pro plan
/claude-dashboard:setup detailed ko max # Korean, Max plan