Commands

Live work panel: phase checklist, progress strip above the prompt, jobs, helpers and recent activity. /work to open it.

A status line and cockpit pane for Claude Code: context, 5h and weekly bars, PR / ticket / issue rows with titles, worktrees, ports that serve a page; /neon-sumi-cockpit opens your PRs, inbox, ports and skills in a pane. Neon tubes on an ink-wash scroll.

Where things stand: every repo's branch, uncommitted and unpushed work, PR and CI; on your server, the deployed commit against main and changes made in place; and whether your pages answer. French or English.

A view-only pixel office pane showing which agents (lead, subagents, Codex, Cursor) are working, with your checklist and this branch's PR

Live cost, context, and plan-quota meters above the Claude Code prompt (Nerd Font required for icons). Type /spend for the detail pane. Optional cost guards via /spend caps on.

Measures the prompt cache for a team, in Claude Code and, with its command-line companion, Codex CLI and Devin CLI: hit rate per session, subagent and model, a warning before a cold resume re-sends a whole context, the quota each session used, and an anonymized export to pool cost and quota data. Records token counts and timings only, never prompts, code or paths.

A pixel Luffy above the Claude Code prompt who acts out each tool call in five gears, an HP/MP/ST HUD for context, rate limits, and prompt cache, a shield that asks before destructive commands, a bug boss for failing tests, and a /pet stats pane. Your own pets live in a folder updates never touch.

J.A.R.V.I.S. HUD: arc-reactor spinner, live telemetry band (context, tok/s, agents by model), subagent uplink animations, input alerts, a prompt-cache guard and a /jarvis diagnostics pane.

Shows when a session gets heavy or its prompt cache is about to go cold, and parks a session so the next one can resume it

Live tracker for obra/superpowers: a stage rail above the prompt, a dashboard pane, resume detection, toasts and optional guards.

Measures a command: warmup and timed runs, median/p95/stddev and outliers, two commands compared or a saved baseline per project, and a pane with a block distribution plot. Bounded, one at a time, never during Claude's turn unless Claude asked.

Runs 2-4 attempts at a task in parallel git worktrees, each with a different approach; compare their diffs and adopt the best.

Finds the commit that broke something: git bisect with your test command in a temporary worktree (your working tree is never touched), live progress in a pane, the culprit with its diff stat handed to Claude.

Gives Claude a screen to draw on: SVG diagrams and Markdown reports in a Canvas pane with history.

Look into CSV, TSV, JSON and JSON Lines files without dumping them into context: schema, stats, rows, filters, group counts and single-row lookups, exact and compact, streamed with caps; a /peek pane with column sparklines.

GitHub issues and pull requests in a pane — one press to have Claude work on an issue or review a PR — plus the current branch's PR checks in the readout.

An HTTP tool for API work: status, timing, trimmed headers and a body shaped to fit; localhost runs freely, other hosts ask once a session; an /http pane of the session's requests with replay and copy-as-curl.

A live plan Claude posts and keeps current: progress above the prompt, the full checklist and its history in a pane.

Search this project's past sessions: /recall for you (attach an old exchange to your next prompt), a tool for Claude to look up earlier decisions.

Works through a Markdown checklist item by item: one prompt per item, an optional check command, the box ticked when it passes.

Splits a task into independent parts, runs them as parallel subagents you launch and watch live, then hands their results back for integration.

Claude knows what you changed between turns: files edited outside Claude are named (with small diffs) beside your next prompt, and an optional cheap review flags slips in your own edits.

A quick second pair of eyes after edits: reviews the turn's diff in the background and offers to fix what it finds.

A prompt queue that runs itself: line up prompts with /queue and they run one after another, pausing when Claude asks you something or a turn fails.