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Starts, stops, or checks dot-dash server for real-time browser dashboard monitoring Claude Code sessions, streaming transcripts via WebSocket, and prompt injection.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/dot-dash:dot-dashThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Start the dot-dash server and open the browser dashboard.
Start the dot-dash server and open the browser dashboard.
/dot-dash [start|stop|status|token]
start — Start the dot-dash server (port 7765 by default, set DOT_DASH_PORT to override)stop — Stop the running serverstatus — Check if server is running and show active sessionstoken — Print the bearer token for dashboard accessbash plugins/dot-dash/scripts/start-server.shhttp://localhost:7765 (or LAN IP)~/.claude/dot-dash/token on first start~/.claude/projects/*/*.jsonl files and broadcasts events via WebSocketnpx claudepluginhub jamie-bitflight/claude_skills --plugin dot-dashChecks Claude Code Usage Dashboard status to verify if usage tracking is enabled for the session. Runs session-uploader.py --status and displays pass/fail results.
Spawns and manages persistent tmux-based Claude Code CLI sessions with bidirectional communication. Subcommands: spawn, send, read, status, list, kill for parallel peer orchestration and multi-turn steering.
Starts Cotask Dashboard server at http://localhost:3847 if not running, using Node.js and Bash, displays clickable link, and suggests PWA install.