Best Claude Code workflow mods

A Claude Code plugin from the claude-mods marketplace that lists every file created or edited this session with git +/- line counts, plus one-click 'why?', summarize-all and self-review actions.

A Claude Code mod that turns `.md` paths in the conversation into clickable links, opening the file rendered as markdown in a pane beside the session with headings, tables, code, and terminal pictures, and lets you point at any block to have Claude edit it.

A Claude Code mod that warns when the context window fills up and suggests saving the session's decisions with `/save-context` before automatic compaction summarises them away.

A Claude Code plugin that notices when the agent is going in circles (the same command failing repeatedly or the same code rewritten over and over), tells the user, and prompts Claude to stop and rethink.

A claude-mods Claude Code plugin for discovering slash commands: explains useful built-ins, lists searchable installed commands, provides a form for custom commands, and recommends commands based on what you type.

A Claude Code mod that refuses prose Claude writes with an em dash, an en dash or a double hyphen used as punctuation, and tells Claude which lines to rewrite.

Before a vague prompt is sent, suggests a sharper rewrite; you choose: send improved, send yours, or edit the suggestion. Never rewrites silently.

TDD batch skill from a .NET/DDD Claude Code toolkit with a spec → plan → TDD implementation → audit chain.

The author released a plugin that, using new modding capabilities, brings existing Claude Code status lines into the desktop app.

Claude Code plugin providing an autonomous development workflow (brainstorm, auto, iterate, audit, review, ship) with a prd.json sprint system, subagents, and sprint/typecheck/safety hooks.

A .NET / DDD oriented Claude Code toolkit sample: a spec → plan → TDD implementation → audit skill chain, path-scoped rules, agents and hooks, installed by cherry-picking folders into .claude/.

A Claude Code mod that puts one small `⑂ Subtask` button under Claude's last answer. It opens a picker of the answer's items; a pick puts `/subtask <the item's text>` in the prompt box and sends nothing, so you can add your own words and press Enter.