Skip to main contentThe web dashboard provides a view of all your active Claude Code sessions.
Session List
When you open anyware.run, you see a list of your sessions:
- Active sessions - Currently running on your machine
- Ended sessions - Recently completed sessions
Each session shows:
| Field | Description |
|---|
| Session ID | Unique identifier |
| Status | Active, idle, or ended |
| Mode | Local or remote |
| Started | When the session began |
Session View
Click on a session to open the detailed view:
Terminal Output
The main area shows Claude Code’s terminal output:
- Real-time streaming of stdout/stderr
- Full color and formatting support
- Scrollable history
At the bottom, an input field lets you send prompts:
- Type your message
- Press Enter to send
- Sending a prompt switches the session to remote mode
Permission Requests
When Claude requests permission for an action:
- A modal appears with the request details
- Buttons to Allow or Deny
- Your response is sent to the CLI
Mode Indicator
The session view shows the current mode:
- LOCAL - User is typing in the terminal
- REMOTE - Web dashboard is in control
When in local mode, the web can only observe. To take control, send a prompt or respond to a permission request.
Multiple Sessions
If you have multiple sessions running:
- Each appears in the session list
- Click to switch between them
- Run
anyware in different terminal windows for different projects
Session Lifecycle
From the web dashboard perspective:
You cannot start sessions from the web dashboard - only the CLI can create sessions. The dashboard is for monitoring and remote control.
Refreshing
The session list auto-refreshes periodically. You can also:
- Pull down to refresh (on mobile)
- Click the refresh button
- Sessions appear within seconds of starting
Ended Sessions
When a session ends:
- It moves to the “ended” section
- No longer accepts input
- Historical output may be available
To start a new session, use the CLI:
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