Coding Agent Explorer
Explore and visualize Claude Code coding agents
Coding Agent Explorer launched on March 12, 2026.
What it does
CodingAgentExplorer is an open-source tool to explore and visualize how Claude Code works under the hood. Run it as a reverse proxy and live dashboard to inspect prompts, tool calls, hooks, MCP traffic, token usage, and the full agent conversation loop in real time. Built for developers who want to understand, debug, and teach agentic development.
Real-time .NET proxy and dashboard for inspecting AI coding agent API calls (currently supports Claude Code) - tndata/CodingAgentExplorer
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