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Very nice Claude Code dashboard for power users to track every request. - Use multiple subscriptions with load balance to switch accounts - Set models for subagents - Track latency, token usage, and costs in real-time - Full request logging and error traces (Link below!)

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Nifal Adamvor 1 Jahr

Only for API? A load balance for subscription usage would have been awesome

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Ian Nuttallvor 1 Jahr

Supports Pro and Max plans too

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Nifal Adamvor 1 Jahr

Damn. Got to check it out. Right now my usage is under $200 but interesting

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Raymond Weitekampvor 1 Jahr

hey @kieranklaassen this made me think of you. i think @danshipper will approve at least two max subs per @every employee ;)

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Ian Nuttallvor 1 Jahr

@kieranklaassen @danshipper @every I’ll take an extra max sub too plz

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Jess.pyvor 1 Jahr

this looks cool but youre doing this for learning purpose & the views right? because you will get alot of people pissed , considering we all received the email that says we'll be rate limit soon

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Ian Nuttallvor 1 Jahr

It’s not mine, I found it on Reddit and liked the project. I think the rate limits will be okay and hopefully will improve how people “vibe code” to be more conservative with tokens!

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Kurishitavor 1 Jahr

Mind is slightly different. But I can directly start and stop agent tasks and can add new objectives to an agent directly from my dashboard.

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Alex 🇵🇹vor 1 Jahr

Much needed after last announcement from Anthropic 😅

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zeovor 1 Jahr

AI builders: ToS? never heard of it

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Karim Cvor 1 Jahr

this is exactly what mario needed when we hit rate limits at 3am the multi-subscription load balancing is chef's kiss. we've been manually swapping API keys like animals real question: does it handle the anthropic vs openai context window differences automatically? mario processes restaurant analytics with varying document sizes and the context juggling gets messy production AI needs this level of observability. most people think AI deployment is just "call API" until their first 429 error at scale

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Michael Giannulisvor 1 Jahr

Super cool how do you fund this stuff so quick

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Ian Nuttallvor 1 Jahr

Reddit usually! Or lots of people email me their projects

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Michael Giannulisvor 1 Jahr

You keep me busy haha

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Harun R.vor 1 Jahr

Wow this is what power users need

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Sunnyvor 1 Jahr

with this you can calculate your usage for that weekly limit?

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Ian Nuttallvor 1 Jahr

@sunnypause I don’t think so unless Anthropic are transparent with the exact limits

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Lvor 1 Jahr

Nice!!!

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Kevin Salzmannvor 1 Jahr

Does it also work for pro users?

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Ian Nuttallvor 1 Jahr

Yup, Pro and Max plans supported

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AllAboutAIvor 1 Jahr

super handy

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BEN SYNEvor 1 Jahr

made by @snipeship by the way 📈

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Kevin Schawinskivor 1 Jahr

lol very good

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Rob Schmidtvor 1 Jahr

Have you tried out Devin AI yet? How does it compare to CC?

Profilbild von Ian Nuttall
Ian Nuttallvor 1 Jahr

I haven’t but they emailed me a bunch of times to try it. I will try and test it out soon!

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Jackvor 1 Jahr

Really nice find. The load balancer is a great idea

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Faheem | FrontierMind AIvor 1 Jahr

This dashboard looks super helpful for tracking usage across multiple Claude accounts. Load balancing between subscriptions and real-time monitoring of latency and costs would be great for managing budgets and debugging. Thanks for sharing!

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Ariel Frischervor 1 Jahr

This is cool - I also want to share which essentially for claude code power users who want to automate their workflows and run multiple agents in the cloud.

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TreasureHuntervor 1 Jahr

Does it work with bedrock as well

Profilbild von Ali Sherief
Ali Sheriefvor 1 Jahr

It's great but I don't think I have any utility for this as a Pro user.

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MangoMagic™️vor 1 Jahr

Track requests like a hawk. Transform data into your secret advantage.

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Ashish Shethvor 1 Jahr

Did I see $35 spend in last one hour? Is that correct? Definitely we need this tool.

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YTvor 1 Jahr

is that possible to assign specific model for different sub agents through prompting?

Profilbild von Ian Nuttall
Ian Nuttallvor 1 Jahr

I don’t think so yet!

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Malcolm Little • Anatrovavor 1 Jahr

I have a question for making a dashboard for a mobile app. Should I code it inside of the mobile app or create a whole new code base file that is a web app if that makes sense.

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James Blackwellvor 1 Jahr

Noice

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Prasenjit Sarkarvor 1 Jahr

How about this collection of sub agents?

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الحلم البعيدvor 1 Jahr

@grok "شرح هذا المنشور بالكامل وتوضيح المقصود منه بأسلوب مبسط ودقيق."

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