
clui-cc
Clui CC — Command Line User Interface for Claude Code
The Lens
Clui CC adds a proper command-line UI on top of it. It's a TUI (terminal user interface) that makes Claude Code feel less like raw terminal and more like an actual application.
You still get everything Claude Code does, but wrapped in a more usable interface. It's essentially the difference between using git directly and using a git GUI: same power, better ergonomics.
MIT licensed, TypeScript.
The catch: it's a wrapper around Claude Code, so you're adding a dependency on top of a fast-moving product. When Claude Code updates, Clui CC needs to keep up, and it's maintained by a small team. If Claude Code ships a native UI improvement that overlaps with what Clui CC does, the tool becomes redundant overnight.
Free vs Self-Hosted vs Paid
fully freeFully open source under MIT. No paid tier, no hosted version. Install it alongside Claude Code and use it as your interface. No additional cost beyond your existing Claude Code subscription.
Free. Requires Claude Code (which has its own pricing).
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