I built a local web dashboard to run Claude Code and Codex CLI in parallel
Hiroshi Ishizaka developed a local web dashboard called any-ai-cli to manage Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions simultaneously. The tool allows users to handle approval prompts and monitor multiple coding agents from a single interface. It is designed to enhance productivity by consolidating terminal outputs and providing real-time interaction through a browser.
- ▪The any-ai-cli dashboard wraps AI coding CLIs in a PTY and mirrors their output in real time.
- ▪Users can approve or reject prompts directly from the browser, keeping the terminal and UI in sync.
- ▪The tool is built as a single Go binary and prioritizes user privacy by binding to localhost and not sending telemetry.
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