hooks

A Claude Code plugin that renders a breathing band above the prompt while Claude works, available for terminal and desktop, forked from mindful-claude 2.0.0 (MIT).

A Claude Code mod that always shows current-session and weekly usage rates as circular gauges and the time until reset above the input field.

A Claude Code mod that asks what to do before resending a large conversation whose prompt cache has expired.

A Claude Code plugin that drives submux from inside a normal `claude` session.

A Claude Mod (function-hooks plugin) that wraps content in `<pin>...</pin>` tags and re-injects pinned text verbatim after every compaction, so it survives `/compact`, auto-compaction, plugin-triggered compaction and precompute. Registered via a `session.compact` hook with an optional `ui.render` indicator.

Draw the mermaid diagrams in Claude Code's replies as inline images in the terminal (kitty graphics: Ghostty, kitty, herdr 0.9.2+).

A Claude Code mod (function-hook plugin) that tracks the prompt-cache window of the main conversation.

An ASCII dino-run game plugin for Claude Code that opens in a band above the prompt while Claude works on a long task.

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.

A k9s-style Kubernetes pod pane that lives beside Claude Code

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 function-hooks plugin that renders Claude Code's working state in real time as an aquarium in the terminal. The main loop is the parent fish, subagents are fry, tool calls become fish movement, and the water level follows context usage.