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Comment by belevme

I started working on Claude Owl last week as a personal project to stop manually editing JSON files whenever I need to tweak Claude Code settings. Basically, it's an Electron app that gives you a visual interface for managing agents, skills, hooks, debug logs, and permissions rules instead of doing it all in your text editor.

At first it was just for me, but I figured why not throw it on GitHub and see what people think. It's MIT licensed and fully open source: https://github.com/antonbelev/claude-owl

## Current state

Pretty functional on macOS (Intel & Apple Silicon). I built out: - Subagents manager (create/edit/delete with custom system prompts) - Settings editor (environment variables, permissions rules, core config) - Skills & plugins browser - Debug logs viewer - Hooks manager (read-only)

## Honest caveats

- Only tested on macOS – Windows/Linux support is on my radar but haven't touched it yet - It's mostly "vibe-coded" – built to solve my own pain points. Code quality is decent but it's not enterprise-grade - Still in beta, still iterating

## What I'm actually asking

- Would you find this tool useful too? - What are your biggest pain points in configuration management for Claude Code? - What features or ideas would you want me to add if you were to use Claude Owl?

Appreciate your feedback.

Anton

parent belevme 11 months ago

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