graphos-agent-mods

by Inanna Malick · ★ 2 · updated 4 days ago

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Experimental Claude Code mods for GraphOS Agent Services. GraphOS Inspector explains each execute call in a docked pane before you approve it, shows what came back with clickable records, and can auto-approve the reads you write trust rules for.

install graphos-agent-mods

Install

/plugin marketplace add inanna-apollo/graphos-agent-mods
/plugin install graphos-agent-mods@graphos-experiments

Then run /reload-plugins or start a new session. Requires Claude Code 2.1.287+.

View source on GitHub

What it hooks into

From an automated scan with claude plugin validate, not a security review. Mods run with your permissions; read the code before installing.

Events
session.startclassic.SessionStartclassic.FileChangedcommand.runtool.calltool.checksession.endui.faultui.render
API calls
$.agent.list$.clock.after$.clock.every$.clock.now$.clock.sleep$.command.register$.fs.read$.fs.write$.mcp.call$.model.complete$.process.run$.prompt.fill$.prompt.read$.session.version$.state.get$.state.set$.store.delete$.store.get$.store.set$.tool.check$.tool.list$.ui.close$.ui.log$.ui.open$.ui.panes$.ui.resolve$.ui.status
Draws
ToolUseToolGroupToolResultSpinnerPane
Can see
classic hooks/"^mcp__claude_ai_GraphOS_Agent_Services__execute$"/ calls
Reach
level 3 of 3 other: $.prompt.readother: $.state.getother: $.state.setother: $.tool.checkother: $.tool.listMCP serversruns processeswrites filesdrives Claudewrites the prompt boxreads filespersists statedraws

Origin

How it got here
Automated scan of public GitHub repos, via the CC0 dataset awesome-claude-code-mods (scan of ).
Repository
github.com/inanna-apollo/graphos-agent-mods
Path in repo
repository root
Source commit
1f8c407 the exact code the scan read
Author
Inanna Malick @inanna-apollo
License
A license file GitHub could not identify — read it in the repository before reusing code.
First published
Last pushed
First listed here

Name and description come from the mod's own manifest. We link to the code; we don't host it, and it stays under its author's license.