Tools & agents

A side pane that pins every diagram Claude draws, keeps a live map of the work, and lets you go into boxes and change them

KOZMOS Storyboard: Claude narrates its own progress. A chapter tool the model calls at each phase change drives a band above the prompt: the chapter title, a five-stage rail (explore, plan, build, verify, ship) with the active stage glowing, step 3/5 and a note. /storyboard toggles the band, /storyboard log opens the chapter history.

TypeSafe's Jev decides how Claude Code works on each prompt: the main conversation's reasoning effort (low to xhigh, raised to max mid-turn when tool calls keep failing), each subagent's model, whether to split the work across subagents, and the one skill the prompt needs. Brings in custom OpenRouter models (a junior coder reviewed by Opus, or cheap bulk work) and Codex or OpenCode as...

Runs proof-driven bug hunt rounds with /bughunt: each round proves one bug with a failing command the mod runs itself, fixes it, and proves the fix, and the loop stops on a blocked or unverified round. /bughunt collab runs a read-only scanner, planner and critic in sequence.

Opens one shared pane beside the transcript and draws the sections, lines and buttons every other mod writes into it through $.sidebar; each stream entry is stamped with its time and kept in a per-project log the next session takes back.

Shows you, above the prompt, the critical decisions the agent made without being asked: red to rethink, yellow to know, each with a rethink button. Works out of the box for any kind of project; /critical-areas auto lets the agent learn what is critical in yours.

A side pane with robots: the main loop, every subagent and its tools, context, cost, rate limits and files touched

Stops Claude reading .env and key files, masks API keys in command output, and lets you hand Claude a key through a pane without it ever seeing the value

Consultation and prompt engine for Claude Mods. The module is the core; [probe. ] tables in probes.toml are the consultants and [prompt. ] tables author a system-prompt section, a tool description or a command description. The only carrier is the mod: a CLAUDE_*_CARRIER handle set to mod or left empty/unset arms the probe here; any other value loudly refuses the calls this probe acts on (the...

Swear at Claude Code all you like: every prompt is cleaned before Claude reads it. Typos, translit, the wrong keyboard layout, swearing and CAPS go; the meaning, paths and numbers stay; your original rides along so nothing is lost.

Kessoku Ultimate Bocchi Theme: a Bocchi the Rock!-inspired charcoal-and-pink skin for all of Claude Code (an engine theme plus every render site), a live Kessoku Band panel with the band on stage as animated pixel-art sprites under spotlights and their subagents as songs on a setlist (solo any member) and band subagent types Claude can delegate to by name, and themed Cache Tax, Blast Radius...

A side panel that keeps what a conversation leaves open: questions, your tasks, findings and unfinished asks

Makes past sessions recallable: indexes Claude Code and Codex transcripts, subagent runs, memory files, standing orders and second-opinion reviews into a local SQLite index (kept after Claude Code deletes old transcripts), gives Claude search, expand, recap and list tools, and adds /recall (search, last session, timeline, decisions, commands, files, PRs, ask), /remember, a...

Keeps a GitHub Spec Kit feature and its code tied together inside Claude Code: a new idea researched and shaped with you (or your PRD reviewed and cut into a roadmap), the spec in the system prompt, every edit booked against a task, a proof ladder per requirement, a local dashboard, and an autopilot gated by your decisions and the tests.

Verinoda in Claude Code: keeps the code index fresh while Claude edits, checks each edit for names that do not exist, reviews commits, lists what could be changed for you to choose (/verinoda-improve), and shows it all in a Turkish pane with an animated mascot.

Verinoda in Claude Code: keeps the code index fresh while Claude edits, checks each edit for names that do not exist, reviews commits, lists what could be changed for you to choose (/verinoda-improve), and shows it all in a Turkish pane with an animated mascot.

Proposes the loose ends Claude leaves undone and lets you decide which to keep; keeps them in refs/loose-ends without touching your branches, and Chispa flags what needs your attention. English and Spanish.

Claude asks for API keys in a masked field above the prompt, saves them to the macOS Keychain, Linux keyring or Windows DPAPI, and uses them in Bash without ever seeing them

Live plan progress bars above the Claude Code prompt: stages, steps, a pixel fill and soft sounds for decision, error and done (qa-mods fork: a wider title, the full title on hover, Ukrainian interface)

Gates git work: no commit, push or merge without the user's say-so in the current turn; a push to a branch that already landed is refused; an MR whose branch lacks the target's latest commit is refused; a pushed series must leave the project working at every commit; commit messages kept tidy (format and the issue it is about, then a Haiku review of the body).

Idle-session guard for Claude Code's 1-hour prompt cache (macOS): about 50 idle minutes after the last turn of a large session it notifies you, optionally after a cache-read fork judges whether to compact, keep warm or leave it; every request and change it makes is audited. Derived from cache-tax (MIT, Karan Bansal).

Keep your API keys and tokens out of your Claude Code conversations: tokens pasted as keyfob: lines are stored before the model sees them, Claude asks for a key through the /keyfob panel, a guard stops Bash commands that would print one, and each command gets only the keys it needs from the OS keystore

Mission control for Claude sessions, in a Notebook look: a band and /progress pane in every session (model, effort, tokens, context, agents, gate, git), and with a worklog a validated worklog tool Claude updates at every step (done only after a green gate), facts the mod sees for itself (gate runs, commits, branch, agents, context and cost), drift hints where the two disagree, a band above the...

A board with two tabs: this session shows the task list that Claude and you share, and this machine shows every local session, the ones that wait for you first. /board opens it, and four model tools keep the list.