Your local AI agent assets, finally visible.
Berth scans the Skills, MCP servers, hooks, subagents and sessions scattered across your machine and connects them into one browsable, searchable map — so you finally know what you have, how it works together, and what it costs.
macOS 11+ / Windows 10+ · Free & open source (MIT)
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- githubMCPproject
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Invisible assets, unmanaged capabilities
Make assets visible
Turn plain-text skills, hooks and MCP servers from a scattered file tree into structured, connected objects.
One view across agents
Configuration, capabilities and sessions for Claude Code and Codex, side by side in one place.
Local-first
Everything runs on your machine — zero telemetry, no cloud sync, no account required.
Read-only & safe
v0.1 never modifies a file. API keys and tokens are detected, never displayed.
Your whole agent setup, at a glance
A dashboard for everything
Asset counts, recent sessions, this week's spend and health checks — all on one screen.
- Asset inventory
- Recent activity
- Cost & health checks
Browse past work
Walk through sessions by project or date, and see the skills loaded, MCP servers connected, hooks fired and artifacts produced.
- Group by project or date
- Loaded assets per session
- Tool timeline
Take inventory
Instructions and Capabilities in two columns, merged across user, project and enterprise scope, with sources and conflicts marked.
- Instructions & Capabilities
- Scope merge
- Conflict detection
Spend & tokens
Cost and token trends by model, project and day, with rate-limit headroom kept in plain sight.
- By model / project / day
- Token breakdown
- Rate limits
First, understand what AI agents can do
Before managing these assets, get a plain-language grasp of what makes an agent an agent — perception, planning, tool use, memory, and autonomous multi-step execution. Every explanation cites a primary source.
Enter the knowledge baseNot a feature dump — a way in to understanding agents
Understand AI agents
In plain words and trusted sources: how an agent differs from a chat model, and its core capabilities.
Start learningFeaturesBerth features in depth
A walk through Overview, Sessions, Configuration and Usage — and the asset model behind them.
Explore featuresGuidesHands-on guides
Diagnose why a hook isn't firing, make sense of your cost, set a config baseline for your team.
Follow alongYou might be wondering
Will Berth modify my files?+
No. v0.1 is fully read-only — it scans and displays, and never writes to any config or asset file.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?+
No. Berth runs entirely on your machine: zero telemetry, no cloud sync, no accounts.
Which agents are supported?+
v0.1 focuses on Claude Code, with an adapter layer already designed for Codex and more in later releases.
Is it free?+
Yes. Berth is open source under the MIT license — contributions welcome on GitHub.
See your AI agents clearly — start with Berth
Free, open source, local-first. Download and go, or learn more on GitHub.
macOS 11+ / Windows 10+ · MIT