Dashboard

Dashboard

Launch the ClaudeMemory debugging dashboard to visualize memory system health, activity, and efficacy.

Task

Start the dashboard web server so the user can inspect what's happening behind the scenes.

Steps

1. Run the dashboard command:

claude-memory dashboard

This starts a local web server (default port 3377) and opens it in the browser.

What the Dashboard Shows

• Health Status: Database health, hook configuration, vector index status
• Overview: Fact/entity/content counts, top predicates, entity type distribution, 30-day activity timeline
• Activity: Live event log of hook executions (ingest, context, sweep), memory recalls, and store extractions with timing and details
• Facts: Searchable fact explorer with status filtering, predicate/object search
• Efficacy: Recall hit rate, total results served, average results per query, top queries by result count

Options

• --port PORT - Use a different port (default: 3377)
• --no-open - Don't auto-open the browser

Notes

• Dashboard auto-refreshes every 30 seconds
• Activity events are recorded by hooks and MCP tools into the activity_events table
• The dashboard reads from both global and project databases
• Press Ctrl+C to stop the server