# cc-steer view-samples


Serve the training-pairs dashboard: refined pairs and their full lineage.


``` bash
cc-steer view-samples [OPTIONS]
```


Opens an interactive dashboard listing the refined pairs (the pipeline's deliverable) and every candidate behind them, with a detail pane that walks one candidate's lineage -- detector hit, judge verdicts across versions, the auditor's agreement, the refiner's atomic split, and the golden gate. It is served over a transient HTTP server whose URL is printed; press Ctrl-C to stop. The corpus narrative is written by the `claude` CLI.


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    Usage: cc-steer view-samples [OPTIONS]

      Serve the training-pairs dashboard: refined pairs and their full lineage.

      Opens an interactive dashboard listing the refined pairs (the pipeline's
      deliverable) and every candidate behind them, with a detail pane that walks
      one candidate's lineage -- detector hit, judge verdicts across versions, the
      auditor's agreement, the refiner's atomic split, and the golden gate. It is
      served over a transient HTTP server whose URL is printed; press Ctrl-C to
      stop. The corpus narrative is written by the ``claude`` CLI.

    Options:
      --db FILE       Database path. Defaults to ~/.cc-steer/feedback.db.
      --model TEXT    Model for the claude CLI summary.  [default: claude-
                      sonnet-4-6]
      --host TEXT     Interface to bind; 0.0.0.0 exposes it over the LAN/Tailscale
                      behind a per-run token.  [default: 127.0.0.1]
      --port INTEGER  Port to serve on; 0 picks a free one.  [default: 0]
      --open          Open the dashboard in a browser once serving.
      --help          Show this message and exit.


# Options


`--db: FILE`  
Database path. Defaults to ~/.cc-steer/feedback.db.

`--model: TEXT = claude-sonnet-4-6`  
Model for the claude CLI summary.

`--host: TEXT = 127.0.0.1`  
Interface to bind; 0.0.0.0 exposes it over the LAN/Tailscale behind a per-run token.

`--port: INTEGER = 0`  
Port to serve on; 0 picks a free one.

`--open`  
Open the dashboard in a browser once serving.