prompt-timeline

A mod that makes your own prompts easy to find in a long session.

• Your prompts draw as a cyan card headed › You · #N, so they stand apart from Claude's output.
• A strip above the prompt box lists your last six prompts; click one to jump back to it. It sits above the prompt rather than in a pane because panes share one dock as tabs.
• /timeline opens a pane with every prompt of the session, each one a jump link.

Prompts are recorded as the session stores them (session.append, door prompt), so the list starts from when the plugin loaded and survives /reload-plugins.

Test: claude plugin test claude/plugins/prompt-timeline

• A prompt that is still queued (sent while a turn runs) draws as a dim "◌ Queued" card until it is sent. Slash commands keep the default row.
• hooks/look.tsx: each reply opens with a magenta pill naming the model (◆ Opus 5.5), and startup notices get a blue ℹ and their /command as a pill. The prompt strip sits under a cyan divider as chips, the latest one highlighted.
• Each reply keeps the model and effort it was made with (saved per session in the plugin's store on disk, keyed by the start of the reply's text), so a later /model or effort change never relabels older replies.
• A Bash call's card leads with its description and shows the command as one dim line.
• Tool calls draw as cards (hooks/cards.ts): a colored label (Bash, Read, Edit, Write, Search, Web, Tools, Agent, Browser for chrome-devtools, or the MCP server name), one readable title and a dim detail line.