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Getting Started with Claude Code Mods and Workflow Optimization Ideas — Claude Code plugin · ClaudeMods

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Explore this Claude Code plugin on ClaudeMods and review its source and permissions. Introduces the new mods capability in Claude Code, which allows features to be built directly into Claude Code, and suggests having the agent first analyze repetitive issues in its own workflow before deciding whether to solve them with a mod, hook, skill, or settings change.

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claude code just got an insanely powerful update... mods. you can ask claude to build features into claude code itself. the useful part is asking it to find YOUR recurring problems first. some need a mod, others need a hook, skill or settings change. so i asked it to go through my codex + claude code workflows and suggest what i should build. > a context guard to save progress before compaction > a watchdog to flag low disk space and orphan processes > a loop detector to catch repeated failed attempts > a review step that surfaces corrections worth saving as memory > a post checker for repeated hooks and unsupported attributions [paste this into your coding agent:]

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https://claude.dev/blog/getting-started-with-claude-code-mods/#build-your-first-mod-token-weather

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The tweet introduces the new mods capability in Claude Code, which can build features directly for Claude Code itself. The author emphasizes that a more useful approach is to first have the agent sort through repetitive issues in one's personal Codex + Claude Code workflow, then determine whether to solve them with a mod, hook, skill, or settings change. The author's candidate build list includes: a context guard that saves progress before compaction; a watchdog that alerts to insufficient disk space and orphan processes; a loop detector that catches repeated failed attempts; a review step that consolidates corrections worth keeping into memory; and a post-checker that identifies duplicate hooks and unsupported attributions. At the end of the tweet, a link to the Claude Code mods getting-started documentation is provided (including an example of building the first mod).

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claude code just got an insanely powerful update... mods.

you can ask claude to build features into claude code itself.

the useful part is asking it to find YOUR recurring problems first. some need a mod, others need a hook, skill or settings change.

so i asked it to go through my codex + claude code workflows and suggest what i should build.

a context guard to save progress before compaction a watchdog to flag low disk space and orphan processes a loop detector to catch repeated failed attempts a review step that surfaces corrections worth saving as memory a post checker for repeated hooks and unsupported attributions

[paste this into your coding agent:]

https://claude.dev/blog/getting-started-with-claude-code-mods/#build-your-first-mod-token-weather

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