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Dashboard

The dashboard is a local web UI that gives you a live view of your project's health, tool usage, and memories. It runs as a separate process — no MCP server, no LSP, no tool machinery — just the data already on disk in .codescout/.

codescout dashboard --project .
# opens http://127.0.0.1:8099

Pages

Overview

Project health at a glance:

  • Project — root path, detected languages, entry points
  • Configuration — active settings from .codescout/project.toml
  • Semantic Index — chunk count, last-indexed commit, staleness relative to HEAD
  • Drift — files with high semantic drift since last index (files where meaning changed significantly, not just bytes)
  • Libraries — registered third-party libraries and their index status

Tool Stats

Usage telemetry for every tool call the MCP server has handled:

  • Summary — total calls, error rate, overflow rate for the selected window
  • Calls by Tool — bar chart ranked by call volume
  • Per-Tool Breakdown — table with calls, errors, Err%, overflows, Ovf%, p50 and p99 latency
  • Recent Errors — last N errors with full input/output, searchable and collapsible by duplicate group

The time window selector covers 1h / 24h / 7d / 30d and updates all panels simultaneously.

Memories

Read and edit the project's persistent memory store directly in the browser:

  • Browse topics in the sidebar
  • View raw markdown content
  • Create, update, or delete topics without touching the filesystem manually

Options

Flag Default Description
--host 127.0.0.1 Bind address
--port 8099 Port
--no-open off Disable auto-opening the browser 
codescout dashboard --project . --port 9000

Notes

  • The dashboard reads .codescout/ directly; the MCP server does not need to be running
  • Static assets (HTML, CSS, JS) are embedded in the binary — no separate serving step
  • Theme toggle (light/dark) persists across page loads via localStorage

Further Reading