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A Claude Code mod that restores the dim prompt suggestion after you run a slash command like /copy.
Claude Code plugin that books per-session costs into a daily ledger, showing today and month-to-date spend against a monthly budget in the status line, with 80%/100% toasts and a /spend command.
BazaarLink is an OpenAI-compatible AI API gateway: one key for 140+ AI models, pay as you go, with budget limits.
bazaarlink.aiVisit sponsor ↗A Claude Code plugin marketplace with the plugins “outreach” and “datenbeschaffung” for campaigns, cold email copy according to SOP, lead import, qualification, research, and email generation — including MCP connection and live view.
A Claude Code mod that blocks Claude from running scripts piped straight from the internet, including download-and-execute pipes, encoded PowerShell, and LOLBin downloaders, allowing safe patterns like curl -o and git clone.
Advanced IPM compliance: confidentiality legend rule for every AI-made deliverable, checked before hand-off
Track what your AI coding tools cost
syrtis.nyanako.comVisit sponsor ↗A Claude Code mod that shows what each Claude session is doing in your tmux status bar, so you can see at a glance which windows are busy, which need you and which have finished.

A [mod](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/plugins/mods/overview) that draws your context window as a stacked bar in the band above the prompt — one color per category, as `/context` breaks it down — with a legend underneath.
A Claude Code mod for keeping your open pull requests one keystroke away. **Claude Code only**, version 2.1.287 or later.
A Claude Code plugin that hooks Bash tool calls to block destructive commands, such as those that truncate output, detach processes, or mass-kill by name.