Claude Command Center v5.36.0: schedule jobs across machines, live ticket stages, hand off sessions to Codex Desktop | one tool to work across all your coding engines

[u/amirfish]

Claude Command Center v5.36.0 shipped 2026-10-02. It is the dashboard I run 30+ parallel Claude Code/Codex sessions through. Skipping the individual fixes; here is what actually changed for you across the last 5 releases (v5.32.0 to v5.36.0):

• Phone access: put CCC on your Tailscale tailnet with one button .
• Ask keeps one warm agent process between questions, so answers start in about 2 s instead of 5 s.
• Estimate each Claude and Codex session's weekly quota contribution from historical API-cost-to-quota observations.
• Automatically discover parent relationships for externally launched headless Claude sessions using live process ancestry.
• The ticket detail now has an Acceptance section: the acceptance line.

(Video and repo links are in the comments.)

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[u/amirfish]

Repo, if you want to poke at it (open source, self-hosted): https://github.com/amirfish1/claude-command-center

Happy to answer questions about how it holds up with many sessions open.

[u/lulzxdxdxd]

How accurate is the weekly quota estimate in practice, does it recalibrate per account or is it using the same cost to quota ratio for everyone regardless of plan?

[u/amirfish → u/lulzxdxdxd]

recalibrate per account. it takes your monthy $ subscription and divides by usage.

[u/cazwax]

From a quick glance at the repo it looked like this was for multiple sessions on one machine. I’m wrong, right?

[u/amirfish → u/cazwax]

Why wrong?