What is Skyborne?
Skyborne is a local dashboard that shows Claude Code sessions and their agents as a live 3D city. It is for people running multiple sessions or helper agents who want to see what is working, idle, stuck, or waiting for approval. A console provides session details and controls, while the city gives a visual overview; Skyborne runs on your computer and sends no data back to a cloud service.
Skyborne Features:
Live City View: Each Claude Code session appears as a floating district, with a robot for the lead agent and each helper agent.
Agent Status: Skybots change appearance to show whether an agent is working, waiting for approval, in error, idle, or asleep.
Permission Requests: Review the requested command, file, or address in a console card, then approve or deny the request from Skyborne.
Session Timeline: Open a session to inspect its steps, conversation, changed files, approvals, and token use by agent.
Console Filters: Filter sessions by state, search by name or folder, and browse recent logs by step type or session.
Recording Controls: Switch to a portrait 9:16 view and hide prompts, files, and project names with Safe to film.
Local History: Keep session history on your computer for up to 30 days, with an option to import recent Claude Code sessions.
Skyborne Benefits:
Fewer Terminal Switches: A shared view of sessions and approval requests reduces the need to hunt through separate terminals for updates.
Quicker Triage: Visible status and error indicators help you spot which agent needs attention before reviewing its detailed activity.
Clearer Usage: Per-step timing and token details make it easier to see where a session's effort and usage are going.
Easier Review: Session histories let you revisit earlier work and follow how an agent reached a result, including its tool calls.
Private Monitoring: Keeping prompts and session data on your own computer avoids sending them to an external Skyborne service.
Use Cases:
Parallel Sessions: Monitor several Claude Code projects at once and check which sessions are active, idle, or waiting for you.
Helper Agent Oversight: See when a lead agent launches helpers and inspect each helper's activity and role within its session.
Approval Handling: Respond to a Claude Code permission request from the city instead of locating the terminal where it appeared.
Usage Review: Compare session and agent token use, or inspect how long individual steps took after a task is complete.
Product Recording: Capture a portrait view of agent activity while hiding prompts, files, and project names from the display.