ccdashboard: a Portuguese kit for Claude Dashboards
Brings together prompts, number checks and a Supabase database to track Claude Code.
ccdashboard is a Portuguese-language kit for using Claude Dashboards, which save queries and refresh their results when opened. It brings together ready-to-use prompts for creating a business dashboard and a phased plan for monitoring Claude Code, including tools, failures, and estimated costs.
For small business owners, the dashboard can help track money, late payments, and possible lost revenue. The Claude Code dashboard brings together information such as sessions, tool use, and errors. Each card shows the query used and when it was last updated, so users can check figures against the original source before making a decision.
The feature is in beta and counts toward a paid Claude plan. Supabase is needed for the steps that use a central database and for the Claude Code dashboard. The prompts are in the repository’s prompts/ folder: copy one, replace the text in brackets, and use it in a Claude chat. Keep in mind that the dashboard displays data but does not send alerts; costs are estimates, and the figures depend on how recently the data was copied.
The link opens the original content; some require a subscription.
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