Bands

My unofficial fan mod that makes Claude Code cute. Claude-sama, a small kami of words, reads along above your prompt, keeps an offering box for your context window and draws you one omen a day. Terminal and desktop. Not affiliated with Anthropic.

O problema não é falta de ideia, é o que recebe luz agora — planeja antes de implementar, responde em número, avisa no desvio e não chama de pronto sem a saída que prova

Shows the model's real output speed, token and prompt-cache stats in a docked sidebar beside the transcript.

Ricky, a pixel-art cat companion for Claude Code: an animated night-sky pane with a task / subagent / activity / files board, a cat in the band above the prompt, and a purple-gold spinner

Write to Claude Code in your own language while Claude works in English: prompts are translated to English, and each reply gets a streamed translation underneath.

Game and HTML panels backed by the headless Katzensteg WM. Needs CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_FUNCTION_HOOKS=1.

A verse of the Qur'an in a band above the prompt, a new one each session.

A little pixel cat that wanders above the Claude Code prompt, watches your usage limits and announces when work finishes

One line above the prompt: context weather, tokens, a bar per recent prompt, then your 5-hour and 7-day limits against the time elapsed, with the reset time. Labels in English or French. After Token Weather (Anthropic, Apache-2.0) and the idea of usage-meter (HolyGrail).

Synced lyrics of what's playing in Music or Spotify, word by word, above the prompt

Claude çalışırken istemin üstünde piksel Minecraft sahnesi: Clawd kazar, inşa eder, TNT patlatır

Draws the agentic-workflows engine's gates in the band above the prompt — rows a click puts in the prompt and a second click sends — instead of a menu the model has to reproduce.

Pins the Vercel deploy queue of the linked project under the prompt: every deploy queued, building or just finished, with its phase and elapsed time

Alt+E steps the effort level up and Alt+Shift+E down, for the main thread or the subagent in view; the footer shows that agent's model and level as they change

Mission control for your subagents: every spawned agent becomes a live, animated card above the prompt, with its phase, effort, tools, cost and a timeline you can follow

A usage band above the prompt — context, 5-hour limit, weekly limit, cache hit rate — with Clawd, an animated pixel pet. For the Code tab of Claude Desktop.

See your Claude Code session at a glance: context left, cost and today's spend, rate limits, git diff and PR status, right above the prompt. Set /budget limits and get a toast before you go over. Open the detail panel for context breakdown, turns, cache hit rate and top tools. Works in the CLI and the desktop Code tab.

Bring back buddy: a terminal companion beside your status line that watches your work and talks back.

5dive telemetry producer, seat panel, command surface and tool-call policy guard for Claude Code function hooks (early access). Publishes turn and session boundaries and the account's usage reading from inside the harness process to a per-seat JSONL sink, so the heartbeat, the pacing floor and the self-update's pending-restart sweep can read a first-class signal instead of inferring idle/busy...

29 bundled skills, 10 specialist agents, smart worktree hooks, statusline, and MCP server stubs — plan, implement, review, debug, multi-agent setup, and audit code from one plugin.

A side pane for Claude Code that lists the subagents a session runs, what each is doing and what it costs in tokens, with each one's conversation a click away.

A line from Hitokoto (一言) in a band above the prompt, refreshed on a timer, per session, per prompt or once a day

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

What each turn did, in a band above the prompt once it ends (files changed with lines, commands and failures, reads, subagents), and a toast when the model goes in circles; read from the turn's own tool calls: no tool, no prompt, no tokens