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Make Claude Code look the way you like: four themes you switch with `/theme`, and two optional layout changes, one line per tool call and replies in a centered reading column.

A Claude Code mod providing `/xray`, a pane showing the exact breakdown of what fills your context window (system prompt, tools, MCP tools, memory files, skills, messages) and which tools load on every request.

The author released effort-cycle, a plugin that uses Alt+E / Alt+Shift+E to cycle Claude Code effort levels (low→max) and shows a colored level bar at the bottom.

In 1967 Ted Nelson described stretchtext: text that grows where you want more and shrinks back where you don't. It stayed a quaint idea because writing every level of fidelity by hand is just tediously hard. Text is generative now, so Claude can just write it for us for free. I've always tried to implement this idea with LLM in various ways. Claude Code Mods finally proivded a platform to share. cc-stretch is a Claude Code plugin. It cuts Claude's reply by 83% so you read much less, yet still have the option to expand / shrink on demand. The plugin also tells Claude which parts you opened, so it doesn't assume you read the rest. Install in a Claude Code session: /plugin install cc-stretch --marketplace pro-vi/cc-stretch /tui fullscreen Repo: https://github.com/pro-vi/cc-stretch (MIT) submitted by /u/pro-vi to r/ClaudeCode [link] [comments]

A live pane of every tool call the agent makes: green when it ran, red when it was blocked, with counters. Open it with /firewall.

A Wordle plugin for Claude Code that can be launched with /wordle or configured to auto-open when Claude starts working. Install via /plugin install wordle-mod --marketplace Sumo-99/claude_wordle_mod.

[probe] Loaded headlessly by mod-builder so the engine writes the running build's types. Not a mod to install.

Pick which claude-mods you want: install, turn on or off, or remove each mod from one panel (/mods), with presets. No need to install everything.

A Claude Code plugin that adds a band above the prompt to switch model and reasoning effort without typing commands, mapping selections to /model and /effort.

A Claude Code mod that names installed plugins whose marketplace clone already offers a newer version, and prints the claude plugin update command to close the gap.

Two Claude Code mods for the machine you run sessions on: /pain logs friction with the tool itself without a turn, and /fleet shows every session on the machine and lets you message one.

The author nearly wiped a Kubernetes namespace after approving an agent’s `oc delete --all` without reading it, then built a suite of 11 Claude Code plugins using the new function hooks API. The main mod, guardrails, blocks destructive commands like mass kubectl/oc deletes, rm -rf, force-push, and secret reads, and tells Claude the user blocked it. Other mods cover activity monitoring, desktop notifications, context tracking, usage limits, prompt coaching, command discovery, and a mod manager. Nine of eleven never call a model, there is no telemetry, and the project is free and MIT licensed.