If you use Claude Code regularly, you know the feeling: the model is running, tokens are burning, and you have no idea what it is actually doing. Clauductor is a new open-source project that puts a web interface around Claude Code, with the headline feature being a real-time interactive graph that visualizes every step and tool call as the model works.
Beyond the work graph, Clauductor includes a streaming chat UI, project and session management, permission controls (including a "YOLO mode" that auto-approves everything), and profiles for switching between API keys. It is MIT licensed and available on GitHub.
The project is early-stage and built primarily for the developer's own workflow, which honestly tends to produce the most useful tools. Claude Code's terminal-first interface is powerful but opaque when it kicks off long multi-step tasks. Being able to see the actual execution graph in real time, which files are being read, which tools are firing, where the model is spending its time, fills a real gap. For anyone running Claude Code on larger codebases or complex refactors, this kind of visibility could save real debugging time.