cmd-diet

Runs search-only subagents (Explore by default) on Haiku instead of your main model; a model Claude asks for still wins, and /agent-diet picks the types and the model.

Explain, plan and ELI5 pages drawn natively in a side pane: diagrams in place, plan decisions as buttons, Respond fills the prompt box. No model calls.

Holds a prompt back once your 5-hour or weekly usage is at or over a limit you set (90% by default); sending it again goes through. No tokens spent.

Shows how long the prompt cache stays warm, and when it expires, exactly how many tokens your next message will re-send uncached. No tokens spent.

Asks before Claude edits a file another chat on this machine changed in the last 30 minutes. Each chat keeps its own small ledger; no model calls, no network.

After a compaction, adds one message with exact facts from before it: your latest prompt in full, up to 4 earlier ones, the files edited, the todo list and the last failed shell command. At most 4,000 characters. No model calls.

A pane with the exact breakdown of what fills Claude's context: system prompt, tools, memory files, skills, messages, and which tools load on every request.

Runs each git push, pull, fetch, clone and gh command as the logged-in GitHub account that owns or belongs to the repository's owner, so Claude stops switching gh accounts and retrying failed pushes.

Tells you when a newer version of an installed claude-pro-kit mod is out, and /kit-update installs it along with any new mods you never had. One small download per session, no tokens spent.

Holds back a shell command once when the exact same command already failed twice in a row, and tells Claude to change approach; retrying it still goes through.

Trims long shell output, Grep results and subagent reports before Claude reads them (head, tail and error lines kept); the untrimmed text is saved to a file Claude can open.

Typing "status" while background shells or subagents run opens a pane with each task's exact elapsed time, the tail of its output and any percent it printed, instead of sending the prompt to Claude. /peek opens it too. No tokens spent.