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Keeps Claude Code's conversation clean, and puts the details to the side

work-settings Claude Code mod: context notifications, a branch band, a skills-list pane, and an agent-monitoring pane

Warns when another Claude session on the same repo already edited the file being changed, or claimed the same package version.

Claude Code mod board of every live session, a needs-you beacon when another session is blocked on you, and a worktree claim guard when two sessions write to the same worktree.

Pane: uncommitted, unpushed, CI and deploy state of each repo this session touched

A Claude Code plugin that intercepts Bash tool calls to keep git work under your own identity: it strips AI co-author trailers and forged author flags, blocks commits or PRs made as the wrong person, and renames branches with blocked prefixes like claude/ or ai/.

A Claude Code function-hook plugin that adds a /worktrees pane listing each git worktree with branch, uncommitted changes, ahead/behind and PR state, and can remove clean worktrees whose PR is merged or closed.

A Claude Code mod that shows what your branch changed against main, split into code, comments, tests, docs and generated files, in a row right above the prompt.

A VS Code-style file explorer pane for Claude Code: file tree with git decorations, changes/history/diff views, preview with markdown, images and mermaid, and quoting into the prompt.

A Reddit post showcasing a Claude Code mod that adds a VS Code-style Source Control panel: a status band above the chat box (branch, pull/push counts, changed files) with one context-aware action button, plus a side panel for staging, committing, history graph, branches, worktrees and stashes. Merge conflicts get a dedicated section that can be handed to Claude. Install via /plugin marketplace add manuel-will/cc-source-control and /plugin install source-control@cc-source-control; needs Claude Code 2.1.287+. MIT licensed, English and German, repo link said to be in the first comment.

A Claude Mod (Claude Code function-hooks plugin): /git draws a clickable panel above the prompt for everyday git — pick a branch with a button (or filter + Enter, or a digit key), confirm, and it checks out; pull/push/fetch, stage-all and commit are buttons too. No force-push, reset or rebase exposed.

A file tree with git status and a preview pane, right inside the terminal. Trie