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A pixel-art usage HUD for the Claude Code desktop Code page, showing context, limits, spend, and animated pixel Clawd status.

Mod Claude Code chặn chạy thí nghiệm khi cây làm việc bẩn hoặc GPU đang bận, kèm một dòng trạng thái dự án.

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

A voice for Claude Code, as a mod (a plugin of function hooks): talk to your terminal, hear it answer, and see a phone ring when it is your turn.

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.

A function-hook plugin for Claude Code that gathers the session's pending decisions, lets you answer them by click, and connects to other open sessions in cmux that are also awaiting a decision.

# agent-bus (Claude Code mod)

A small animated pet that lives beside your Claude Code session and reacts to what Claude is doing, so long sessions are more fun to glance at.

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.

An ADHD-friendly session recap for Claude Code, drawn above the prompt, in the language you write in.

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`…):

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.