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An in-process `tool.call` mod that denies Bash git commands which silently discard uncommitted work. It is the mod form of `hooks/git-guard.sh` and replaces it once cut over, saving the shell forks that script cost on every Bash call (about 34 ms per call, against under a microsecond here).

ShellTime statusline for Claude Code: git, model, session and daily cost, quota, agent time and context, in the terminal and the desktop app.

A Claude Code plugin that provides guided PR review, grouping a diff into related hunks with review notes shown in a pane. Supports reviewing GitHub PRs via the gh CLI or local changes against a base branch.

Refuses a git commit that carries a value you listed as private.

A Claude Code mod that puts a Git Diff timeline above the prompt.

Adds repo (and worktree, when in one), branch, PR, context and model to the end of the line under the prompt: ``` ▸▸ auto mode on (shift+tab to cycle) · new project / SHOP-142 · main (PR #142) · 100k/1000k (opus-5-5) ``` Branch and PR refresh at start, after each turn and every minute. PR needs `gh`.

Opinionated framed status band for Claude Code with git, model, context, and the branch's PR review state.

A Claude Code plugin that renders a single-line card above the prompt showing the model, context window usage in tapered colour bands, prompt cache warmth and hit rate, and the git repository and branch, with graceful collapsing for narrow terminals.

A LiveSplit-style timer for Claude Code that auto-splits on recon, first edit, tests, green, commit and PR, with personal bests and gold segments.

A one-line band above the Claude Code prompt that says, in plain language, whether your work is saved and matches GitHub. Read-only: it only runs `git status`, never changes anything.

A weather map for every change your agent makes, from a broad refactor to a one-line fix. See where it landed, what it did there and what else it reaches, on a map of your repo that stays the same from session to session.

A Claude Code mod built on function hooks that gates git work: it blocks commit, push, or merge without the user's authorization in the current turn, refuses pushes of branches that already landed, reviews commit messages (Conventional Commits format plus an issue reference and a Haiku pass on the body) and MR descriptions, checks that a pushed series keeps the project working at every commit, and follows up on merged, clean work to remove worktrees and branches.