48 open-source Claude Code mods just shipped, terminal and desktop. Subagents as planets, usage limits, a heartbeat per tool call, a crab. The one I'd turn on first: the guard that blocks git push --force.
What do you see while Claude Code is working? A spinner. I built 48 mods: 🛰 Subagents orbit your prompt like planets ⏳ See how much of your 5-hour and weekly usage limits you have left 🫀 Every tool call becomes a heartbeat on an ECG ⛨ Stops you before you run git push --force 🦀 There’s also a crab Terminal + desktop app. Open source, MIT licensed. http://github.com/ersinkoc/claude-mods Which one would you enable first?
48 open-source Claude Code mods just shipped, terminal and desktop. Subagents as planets, usage limits, a heartbeat per tool call, a crab. The one I'd turn on first: the guard that blocks git push --force. The spinner is not the product. The bit that stops a bad action is.
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What do you see while Claude Code is working? A spinner.
I built 48 mods:
🛰 Subagents orbit your prompt like planets ⏳ See how much of your 5-hour and weekly usage limits you have left 🫀 Every tool call becomes a heartbeat on an ECG ⛨ Stops you before you run git push --force 🦀 There’s also a crab Terminal + desktop app. Open source, MIT licensed.
http://github.com/ersinkoc/claude-mods
Which one would you enable first?
Advanced git workflows with diff analysis, risk scoring, change classification, and reviewer recommendations, plus a function-hook guard mod for PR actions.
Fast-forward a branch completed by a bg session in a git worktree into main with a panel button. Handoff records contain only parameters; the mod derives the steps, checks before execution, and verifies afterward.
A Claude Code plugin that names uncommitted files at the end of each turn and reminds the model to commit finished work.