Lens

What it does

Claude Code config is scattered — MCP servers, hooks, permissions, skills, agents, commands spread across global and project scopes, multiple JSON files and directories. As your setup grows, it gets hard to know what's actually configured and where. Lens is a web dashboard that scans all 13 Claude Code configuration surfaces across every scope level and shows them in one place and installs as a Claude Code plugin — no separate app, no extra setup.

See and manage your entire Claude Code config in one place - ugudlado/lens

A web dashboard for Claude Code. See and edit all 13 configuration surfaces — CLAUDE.md, settings, permissions, MCP servers, hooks, skills, agents, rules, commands, plugins, memory, models, sandbox — across every scope level in one place. /lens:open Global config ( ~/.claude/ ) is read-only by default. Use the toggle in the top-right to enable global writes. The overview shows every surface with counts — click any card to drill in. Hooks, skills, agents, MCP servers, commands, permissions and more, all in one place. Lens works across all your projects. Switch workspaces from the sidebar to inspect any repo's config without leaving the dashboard. Every entry shows which scope it lives in —…from github.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

*Repo:* https://github.com/ugudlado/lens Claude Code config is spread across 13 surfaces and 4 scope levels. Keeping track of what's actually configured — and where — means hunting through a half-dozen directories. Lens scans everything in one go: see effective values merged across scopes, or…

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