Show HN: Seedeep – I couldn't see what Claude Code was doing, so I drew it

Seedeep, an open-source visualization tool for Claude Code's runtime activity, was posted to Hacker News on August 25, 2026, by developer duqaxxx as a Show HN submission, per the HN listing.

The project, hosted at GitHub, was built to address a straightforward frustration: when Claude Code runs, it's difficult to follow what the agent is actually doing at any given moment. Seedeep draws that activity — providing a graphical view of the agent's operations as they happen, rather than leaving the user to parse raw terminal output or logs after the fact.

The tool falls into the growing category of developer utilities built around AI coding agents. As tools like Claude Code become more capable of executing multi-step tasks autonomously, observability — knowing which files are being touched, which commands are running, and in what order — becomes a practical concern for developers who want to stay in the loop without interrupting the agent's workflow.

The HN post had received one point and one comment at the time of indexing, suggesting it is in very early stages of community discovery. No funding, team size, or commercial backing is mentioned in the available sources; Seedeep appears to be a solo side project at this stage.

No roadmap or expansion plans are stated in the available sources beyond what the repository and HN post describe at launch.