standup
by Singh-AP · ★ 0 · updated today
Your standup, written for you: journals every Claude turn (prompt, files, commits) and turns yesterday and today into Yesterday / Today / Blockers with /standup.
Install
/plugin marketplace add Singh-AP/awesome-claude-mods/plugin install standup@awesome-claude-modsThen run /reload-plugins or start a new session. Requires Claude Code 2.1.287+.
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.startprompt.submittool.callturn.completecommand.run- API calls
$.clock.now$.command.register$.model.complete$.session.repo$.session.root$.store.delete$.store.get$.store.keys$.store.set$.ui.copy
Origin
- How it got here
- Found through a post on X by @singh_builds, then checked on GitHub: the repo has a plugin manifest and function hooks. Listed .
- Repository
- github.com/Singh-AP/awesome-claude-mods
- Path in repo
mods/productivity/standup- Source commit
d8751bbthe exact code the scan read- Author
- @Singh-AP
- License
- MIT
- First published
- Last pushed
- First listed here
- On X
- Mentioned in 1 post on X
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.
Posts about this repo
Claude Code just got mods: TypeScript hooks that run inside Claude Code itself. They can draw panes, intercept tool calls and change what the model sees. I built 20, all tested, and indexed 2,392 more. https://github.com/Singh-AP/awesome-claude-mods
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