claude-code

A Claude Code mod that adds a colored status line under the prompt, with the engine's own hint line (`? for shortcuts`, `esc to interrupt`…):

The guard-heavy-commands hook keeps measuring a heavy process it stopped because CPU is under pressure, then notifies the session when the system has room again.

Claude Code mod that shows PR checks, failure logs, uncommitted changes, and rebase reminders for branches behind the main branch above the prompt, while letting Claude commit, push, and rebase through tool calls; merges still require human confirmation.

A Claude Code plugin bundle (ycc) that includes a status-bar mod under ycc/mods/status-bar, installable via the yandy-r/claude-plugins marketplace.

Mailboxes for Claude sessions: names, cross-profile messages that wake idle sessions, and a band with your account, context, and plan limits.

Manage TODOs in Today, ◎, ○ and △ stages, show today's count in the status bar, and move or complete items with buttons from the list screen.

Claude Code mod that shows Sanduhr's session and weekly Claude usage meters above the prompt, with pace markers, reset countdowns and alerts, reading only the local snapshot.json.

A Claude Code mod whose prompt.suggest hook rewrites the dim Tab-accepted prompt suggestion so it starts with a capital letter and ends with a full stop, while leaving slash commands untouched.

A Claude Code mod that puts a pixel dinosaur park under the spinner: a coral T-rex acts out the agent's work, and every failing test run brings the meteor closer. No model calls, no tokens.

A Claude Code mod that displays pixel bars above the prompt showing usage of the 5-hour and weekly limits.

A Claude Code mod that rewrites a prompt with Sonnet 5.5 at high effort and puts the result back in the prompt box, so you review it before sending. The rewrite follows the [Opus 5.5 prompting guide](https://claude.dev/blog/getting-the-most-out-of-opus-5-5/): the whole task in one message, a "done means" line for changes, when to stop and ask, and no "think step by step" or emphasis. It keeps the language of your prompt, and reads the working directory and the last few messages only to turn references like "that bug" into concrete names.

Claude Code Mod: continuously shows context/rate-limit usage on the status line, summarizes the work near a limit, writes handoff.md and commits it, then asks whether to continue at the next startup.