Bands

🔔 Closes the PR loop: watches a PR until CI and agent reviews are green, and weighs review comments before acting on them.

😤 Remembers your corrections: offers to hold a lasting preference, reminds Claude of it every session, and fixes commands it can swap safely.

📺 Catches you up: a recap when you come back to a session, a morning digest of yesterday, and /standup.

🧾 Checks claims and leftovers: notes when Claude says done with nothing run since its last edit, and debug crumbs it added.

📸 Shows you the pictures: a thumbnail the moment you paste one, and /gallery of every image you and Claude passed around this session.

🔫 Shrinks what the model reads: big pastes and long command output, with the full original saved outside the project.

🎾 Tells you when Claude needs you: one line with the question it ended on, and its answers as buttons.

A fuel gauge above the prompt: how much of your Claude plan is left, and when it refills.

Your own logo on the dash above the prompt, between your other bands.

An odometer above the prompt: how long this session has run and what it has cost.

An oil gauge above the prompt: this week's Fable use, beside Gas Gauge.

A short to-do list pinned above the prompt, ticked off with one click.

A speedometer above the prompt: how full the context window is, from 0 to MAX.

A note above the prompt that stays until you clear it.

A tachometer above the prompt: how fast you are burning tokens, over a window you choose.

A look-only mode for someone else at your PC: Claude can read and answer, but cannot change anything until you unlock it.

Context, 5h/7d limits, cost, thinking time, tool timeline and a Stop button above the prompt; a foldable side pane; opt-in auto wrap-up near the limit

Live plan progress bars above the Claude Code prompt: stages, steps, a pixel fill and soft sounds for decision, error and done

Zsemle, a pixel-art companion above the prompt (golden retriever, cat, slime, paperclip): watches every usage limit (50/75/90% warnings, pace forecast, resets, API errors, automatic model switch and compaction, cost), stops work at 95%, guards file writes and cheers long turns. English and Hungarian, terminal and desktop.

One command — /wf ($wf under Codex), the single SDLC entry point for Claude Code and Codex from one plugin tree — driving a 10-stage lifecycle from intake through retro, with per-slice artifacts, runtime-truth verification, and PO-confirmed stack fingerprinting. 24 keys: the stages, standalone/drivers (design, brainstorm, probe, simplify, auto, yolo, campaign), the task minimal lifecycle...

A pixel art pet above the prompt in the Claude Code desktop app: a cat, a dog or an otter that sleeps while Claude is idle and plays while it works

Native TaskLedger summary and interactive task board for Claude Code.

Anchors the session's goal, counts turns spent away from it, tracks unanswered questions, and nudges Claude back

Blocks hook-skipping git commands and live data operations that have no successful dry run first; you can allow one at a time