Commands

Every failing check sends in an invader; every passing check shoots one down.

Select a hash, path, name, timestamp or colour in the transcript with the mouse and the card says what it is, with no model call

Mark passages of Claude's reply with the mouse, write a remark against each, and send them back as one quoted prompt

When a push or install fails on the network, checks the provider's status page and says whether GitHub, npm, PyPI or crates.io reports an incident

The conversation behind a line of code: for lines Claude is about to edit, or a path:line you ask about, the prompt you typed before they were written and the command that resumes that session

The session as a dungeon crawl: every turn is a room, tool calls are monsters, failures wound you and passing checks drop loot. Your hero carries over between sessions.

A queue of prompts that run back to back while you are away, a gate command each must pass before the next starts, and a report of how each one ended

A race track for parallel subagents: each advances one stride per tool call, with a podium as they finish.

Replaces API keys, tokens, private keys and passwords in command output and file reads before Claude sees them

The session as music: a note per tool call, a chord when checks pass and a buzz on failure, with a piano roll. Playback currently works on macOS only.

Underlines file names that do not exist, as you type them in the prompt box, and paints the ones that do green

A chart of the turn: one bar per tool call on a time axis, parallel calls stacked, coloured by tool.

Reruns a command after every edit and shows a pass or fail light with the first failing lines.

An Archon pane in the side panel: this project's workflow runs, their graphs and logs, and the approvals that wait on you.

A pane of the project's dev servers: start, restart and watch them, and fill a crash's error into the prompt.

A GitHub pane in the side panel: the repo's open pull requests and issues; click one to open it in the browser, or fill /implement or /wayfinder with an issue. The issue a /wayfinder run works on is pinned at the top, with its next takeable ticket. A toast when your branch's pull request turns green or red, and a button that fills a fix on red.

A gear at the top right of each mod's pane opens one dialog for every claude-mods setting: pick a mod, change its settings, save.

A pane listing the files this session has made or changed, newest first; click one to open it.

Named folders and files above the prompt: click one to drop its path into what you are typing.

A pane listing the files Claude has read this session, grouped by where they came from, with a lock that keeps reads inside the project folder.

A pane in the side panel listing the next steps of your dev workflow, filled by /ask-sean; click a step to see its prompt.

Bars for the 5-hour and weekly usage limits above the prompt, a ring showing how long the prompt cache stays warm, and an optional ring for drive usage by file type. Cache guard: asks before an expensive cold send; /cache, /handoff, /keepwarm, /disk, /bars. Every part of the display can be hidden.

To-do sidebar next to the chat: queue tasks, even while Claude is working. When Claude is clearly done, the to-do is checked off and the next one starts; otherwise the list stops with a reason and buttons (Continue keeps the order). Runs by default, never pauses on its own. Survives /clear. History per project. /todo, /todos help

Compacts the conversation when the rules say the moment is right, judged against the conversation itself at the end of a turn.