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Launch a local web dashboard for ClaudeMemory debugging and observability
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| name | dashboard |
| description | Launch a local web dashboard for ClaudeMemory debugging and observability |
Launch the ClaudeMemory debugging dashboard to visualize memory system health, activity, and efficacy.
Start the dashboard web server so the user can inspect what's happening behind the scenes.
claude-memory dashboard
This starts a local web server (default port 3377) and opens it in the browser.
--port PORT - Use a different port (default: 3377)--no-open - Don't auto-open the browseractivity_events table