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Repositories dashboard

The Repositories screen is the fleet dashboard: how many things need you right now, which agents are active, what got created and committed recently, and how much Claude Code usage your sessions consumed. Rows link straight to the repository page or the workspace that wants attention.

The header shows the repository count, a period toggle — 7d / 30d / 90d — that scopes the period-based numbers, and the Add repository button (adding repositories).

KPIMeaning
NEEDS ATTENTIONCount of attention rows below (amber)
ACTIVE AGENTSAgents currently running in your workspaces
WORKSPACES CREATEDWorkspaces created in the selected period
MY COMMITSYour commits (matched to your git identity) in the selected period

Each row names the repository and the reason: an agent waiting for your input, a finished agent turn, a merge conflict, a diverged branch, unpushed commits, or a repository whose folder is missing. The row’s action button takes you where the fix lives — agent rows open the workspace, repository rows open the repository page. When there is nothing to do it reads “Nothing needs your attention right now.”

The table lists every repository with columns NAME · ISSUES · WORKSPACES · LAST, filtered by the All / Active / Attention / Inactive segments and a free-text Filter box. Clicking a row opens its repository page; the + at the row’s end starts a new agent workspace there (create a workspace).

The ACTIVITY chart plots three daily series over the selected period: My commits, Workspaces (created), and Agent sessions.

The AI USAGE panel aggregates your local Claude Code transcripts for the period: Sessions, Observed time, Input tokens, Output tokens, Cache read, and Reported cost. As the panel’s footnote says: “Costs as reported by each CLI. Missing data shows as Unavailable, never as a false zero.”