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Unity no Claude Code: erros de compilação no contexto, painel de testes, build do servidor e guardas de arquivos

Painel lateral cyberpunk para o Claude Code (tokens/s, contexto, custo, agentes e ferramentas) e respostas renderizadas em neon: tabelas, codigo, diagramas, LaTeX e tool rows

Spec Kit progress and usage governance for Claude Code: a phase rail above the prompt, the next command in the prompt hint, the current task on the spinner, a /astrolabe pane, toasts, update buttons, and a status entry with your usage window.

Routes each turn to the cheapest model + effort that fits the task (Haiku 5.5 → Sonnet 5.5 → Opus 5.5 → Fable 5.1) and shows the ladder in a side pane.

Verinoda in Claude Code: keeps the code index fresh while Claude edits, checks each edit for names that do not exist, reviews commits, lists what could be changed for you to choose (/verinoda-improve), and shows it all in a Turkish pane with an animated mascot.

Browse the current repo's Forgejo or Gitea issues in a pane

A checklist pane for manual testing: Claude publishes the steps, you mark each pass, fail or skip with a note, and the results go back as one message

A notepad pane for Claude Code: notes per repo, per branch or global, that Claude can read, add to and tick off. Tags, due dates, search, pinned context, and NOTES.md or git-folder sync.

/pacman: Pac-Man played over the conversation on screen, eating it character by character while Claude works; Esc puts it back. Needs function hooks (CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_FUNCTION_HOOKS=1).

A pane beside the session that Claude talks to you through: the task, what it is doing, the notes it files, the questions it went on without, and manual tests you run when you get to them.

Multi-agent build pipeline for any AI coding agent: planner, parallel builders and verifier, per-task models from your own list, knowledge-graph context, live office view

A Haiku test user that clicks through your locally running app and reports UI/UX issues, with a live pane of its tasks, findings and failures

Your Claude Code 5-hour and 7-day usage limits as animated bars under the prompt: percent, reset countdown, pace mark, projection, per-answer delta, styles (Pac-Man, beer, tank, battery, hourglass)

A web cockpit and a /tower pane over every Claude Code agent across your repos: see who needs you, approve and answer, send prompts and slash commands, start workstreams in git worktrees, and watch changes and PRs. Plus desktop notifications and a status line.

Review a repo's changes in a pane: the changed files with editor-style diagnostics (pyright, ruff, tsc, eslint, terraform), a diff view, a git graph, commits and stashes, and pull request comments. Run /lens [folder] [base].

A pane showing every task and subagent as a colored progress bar with percentage and estimated time left

A clickable table of contents of the whole current session: topics grouped by category, with timestamps, in a pane

Keeps the follow-ups Claude suggests in one backlog shared by every session, and a checklist Claude keeps for multi-step work in each session, each with a footer button and a pane

Otto, a blue octopus, forecasts your context window on one line above the prompt, in the Claude Code desktop app, and in text in the terminal: weather scaled to auto-compact with what fills the context on hover, the tokens each recent prompt added, and your 5-hour and 7-day limits with a pace projection. Labels in English or French. Fork of Anthropic's Token Weather (Apache-2.0).

A RollerCoaster Tycoon-style park that Claude builds while it works: tool calls lay track, coasters get test runs, crowds pour in, and parks compete on a global leaderboard.

Panel que muestra en qué orden y posición están cargados en la ventana de contexto las herramientas, el system prompt, CLAUDE.md, rules, skills, MCP, subagentes, memoria y recordatorios, turno a turno

Side pane listing the tools used in the session (built-in, MCP, skill, agent, plugin, hook) with calls and token consumption.

Review docs without lifting a paw. Your files open right where you’re working. Excel, Word, PDF, Markdown, Confluence (ADF), HTML and pictures: highlight a part, comment, and Claude edits the real file. Nothing to install (Word, Excel and PDF files over 4 MB need Python).

Plan trees written by Claude through a plan tool, shown in a pane and status line with live activity.