Tools & agents

Consult multiple AI coding agents (Gemini, OpenAI, Grok, Perplexity, Kimi, any model OpenRouter routes to, plus codex, antigravity, grok, kimi and cursor CLIs when installed, and a local ollama model) to get diverse perspectives on coding problems, with a streaming pane in tmux or inside Claude Code. It can also hand a coding task to a Codex specialist that works on its own git branch and...

Progress bar above the prompt for /savvy-flow, plus an agents panel (/agents-info): running, finished and planned subagents with model, task progress, context, cost and time.

Back office for the /company skill: every /company run is its own company (state file per company, several open at once), hires project specialists as agent types, enforces each company's optional budget cap on every spawn, shows the org and spend in a pane.

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

A progress bar for /goal built from Claude's own task plan: tasks done out of the plan, elapsed time, an ETA at the goal's own pace, and every chat's goal in /goals

Claude assigns you the tasks only you can do. They wait in a My tasks pane, counted under the prompt, until you answer or reject them, so nothing Claude needs from you gets lost in the chat.

Shared rate-limit guard for loop lanes and Claude: a hooks module writes the subscription rate-limit windows to a fixed machine-scope file and toasts window changes (telling Claude too only with model_notices on, off by default), a StopFailure hook records rate-limit stops reactively, and a reader contract fixes how consuming sessions pause and resume.

/explain: get answers as ASD-STE100 prose, a diagram, an HTML page, or a 3b1b-style video

A side panel of the files this session created, with Open, Reveal in Finder and Copy path.

Route Claude's desktop computer use through Codex's computer-use engine, one Codex session per Claude session so threads can drive apps in parallel. Toggle with /codex-cu on|off.

LLM-maintained knowledge base for Obsidian vaults. Auto-triggers on paper sharing, vault health queries, concept compilation, research questions, and domain management.

Asks a council of models about a hard problem, when the model calls its tool or you run /council : Claude models, and Gemini models when gemini-core has a key, answer in parallel, and the model of the session writes one verdict from their answers.

For mod development: runs a live check of plugins in a fresh Claude Code session in tmux, types the steps one by one, collects the pane and the transcript, then deletes the temp directory, its transcripts and the inline store files.

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.

Runs slash commands joined with && one after another, waits for each command's turn, pane or dialog to end, and stops the chain at a command that failed or a turn that ended without an answer.

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.

Keeps open decisions, the task list and links Claude creates in a sidebar pane, updated through its own tool

/mods: browse, search and install community Claude Code mods from a pane, with what each one can access shown before you install

claude-hud 0.10.0 as a mod: model, project, git, context, usage, tools, agents and todos, plus alerts, budget, history, a task summary, a detail pane and switchable themes

Shows a live session pane (/ctx): context breakdown, usage limits with pace, tool calls and model requests; sends the model a one-time note when limits or context cross a threshold, and can let the model compact or clear on its own

Click a .md path in the Claude Code conversation to read it rendered as markdown beside the session, pictures included, and point at any block to have Claude edit it.

A live panel above your prompt: the plan as a stage bar, what Claude is doing in plain English, your asks ticked off, and a sound when it is done

A pixel-art office in a local web page: every Claude session gets a desk, walks to the filing cabinet when it reads, types when it edits, flies paper planes when it messages, and shows a live Done-by clock

Live pane of every ask you make in a session, ticked only with proof. Ask-splitter: right after you send a prompt, a band shows "I heard 3 asks" and numbers each one