CC Manager UI 0.4.0

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0

CC Manager UI 0.3.0

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.3.0

CC Manager UI 0.2.0

Highlights

Per-instance icons and colors. Each row in the Instances table now shows a customizable glyph in place of the green status dot. An "Edit" action in the row's ⋮ menu picks an icon and a color with a live preview; a running instance keeps a small pulsing badge on the icon, a stopped one dims. Instances you have not customized get a stable, distinct default derived from their folder.

Rename works while running. Renaming is now a display label kept as UI metadata, so it is instant and works even while the instance is running (it never touches the on-disk profile folder). The folder name stays the stable id that sessions are tagged by. POST /api/instances/:dir/rename was replaced by POST /api/instances/:dir/meta.

Table and layout polish. A running row leads with Focus (Quit moved under the ⋮ menu, which was widened so "Create desktop shortcut" fits on one line). Removed the redundant header "New run" button (it lives in the queue drawer) and two divider lines; the sessions list and instance filter show display labels.

Hardening. Mutating API routes no longer return a 500 on a non-object JSON body (a bare null/number/string); a newly created instance starts with clean appearance metadata.

See the CHANGELOG for the full list.

CC Manager UI 0.1.0

First public release of CC Manager UI — a local web dashboard for running and managing Claude CLI / Desktop instances.

Highlights

• Runs survive quitting or auto-updating — dispatched claude runs run under a detached supervisor and reattach on the next launch instead of dying mid-flight.
• Chat composer on the Sessions tab — type, press Enter, and dispatch to a session; queue it, or schedule for later (15 min / 1 h / 4 h / tomorrow).
• Multi-select messaging — send the same message to many sessions in one click.
• Sessions across every Claude Desktop instance, with an instance filter.
• Per-instance desktop shortcuts and rename, plus live memory/uptime columns.