About claude-code-toolkit
claude-code-toolkit is an MCP server published by git+asifkibria in the AI category: professional Claude Code setup with voice feedback, security protection, and MCP integrations. Get a complete development environment in 30 seconds.
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Install
npx @asifkibria/claude-code-toolkitclaude mcp add claude-code-toolkit -- npx -y @asifkibria/claude-code-toolkitnpx -y @asifkibria/claude-code-toolkitThis server has no ConduID identity, so agent calls to it are not receipted. Pin the version you install and review the source before granting it credentials.
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README
Claude Code Toolkit
Maintenance, recovery, and observability for Claude Code. CLI + MCP server + dashboard.
TL;DR — fix, monitor, manage
# 1. install
npm i -g @asifkibria/claude-code-toolkit
# 2. one-shot diagnose + fix
cct doctor # full integrity check (corruption, indices, oversized, orphans)
cct doctor --repair # auto-fix everything safe
cct unstick # rescue a session stuck on "PDF too large" (#13518)
# 3. know your spend
cct usage # real token usage + cost from JSONL records
cct usage --days 7 # last week only
# 4. prevent the next break (run forever)
cct hooks scaffold auto-fix-on-start # auto-scrub oversized content on session start
cct watch --auto-fix --daemon # also watch live in the background
# 5. multi-account
cct profile save work # snapshot ~/.claude.json as 'work'
cct profile switch personal # swap accounts (auto-backup + restart Claude Code)
# 6. visual dashboard
cct dashboard # web UI on :1405 — Usage, Doctor, Hooks, Profiles tabs
Add it as an MCP server so Claude can do all of this from inside chat:
claude mcp add --scope user toolkit -- npx -y @asifkibria/claude-code-toolkit claude-code-toolkit-server
Then in Claude: "Run the doctor" / "Show my usage report" — or use the slash commands at docs/slash-commands.md.
What it actually does
| You have… | Run this |
|---|---|
A session stuck on PDF too large / Image too large |
cct unstick |
| Anything weird with your install | cct doctor |
| Oversized images bloating disk | cct fix |
| Need to know your real API spend | cct usage (PAYG estimate — see disclaimer) |
| Multiple accounts (work / personal / clients) | cct profile save/switch |
| Need lifecycle automation | cct hooks list / cct hooks scaffold <id> |
| A leaked secret you need to find | cct security-scan |
| PII in old conversations | cct pii-scan |
| A session that crashed | cct recover <id> --repair |
| MCP servers that won't connect | cct mcp-validate --test |
Dashboard
cct dashboard # opens http://localhost:1405
cct dashboard --daemon # background
cct dashboard --stop # stop background
21 tabs including the v2.0 additions: 💸 Usage, 🩺 Doctor, ⚙ Hooks, 👤 Profiles, 📬 Queue, plus Overview · Search · Storage · Sessions · Security · Traces · MCP · Logs · Config · Analytics · Backups · Context · Maintenance · Snapshots · Starred · About.
Cost numbers are upper-bound PAYG estimates. They do not reflect Pro/Max plan flat rates, enterprise contracts, or free credits. Use console.anthropic.com for authoritative billing.
MCP integration
Once registered (claude mcp add ...), Claude can call these tools directly: health_check, fix_image_issues, unstick_session, search_conversations, security_scan, scan_pii, audit_session, start_dashboard, and ~20 more. Full MCP tool list →
Issue #13518: "PDF too large" wedge
The cct unstick command is the dedicated fix. It scrubs the oversized base64 from the JSONL and clears the per-session warning state files that keep Claude Code in the bad state. After running it, run /clear in chat or open a new conversation to flush in-memory state.
cct install-hook makes this preventative — every session start runs cct fix quietly, so oversized content never gets a chance to wedge a session.
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