Commands

An OpenCode-style side pane: the context window and cost, your Pulse timer and next meeting, your MCP servers and skills.

Git only when you asked: commits, pushes, pull requests, merges and destructive git commands run only when your latest message (or /ship, /kickoff (also as /progress-pane:kickoff), or your answer to Claude's question) allowed them; everything else is refused with a note telling Claude to ask. No UI.

Hand work to another session or repo without copy-paste: /handoff writes a note from facts it gathers itself (branch, commits, PRs, worklog) plus a six-section narrative from a fork of the conversation, saves it under ~/.claude/handoffs, copies it, and /handoff pick inserts it in the other session; a waiting note for this repo shows as a toast.

Mission control for Claude sessions, in a Notebook look: a band and /progress pane in every session (model, effort, tokens, context, agents, gate, git), and with a worklog a validated worklog tool Claude updates at every step (done only after a green gate), facts the mod sees for itself (gate runs, commits, branch, agents, context and cost), drift hints where the two disagree, a band above the...

A live HUD for Claude Code: context, spend, usage limits and repo status in RPG gauges, and your subagents as a fantasy party around a campfire.

One mod for Claude Code, Windows and CJK first: pasted-image and text previews in any terminal, themed replies with CJK-correct tables and charts, long edit diffs folded, unfinished tasks carried into the next session, and guards for multi-agent runs and Traditional Chinese writing

Watch Tower: a pane to follow a Claude Code session at a glance (subagents and what they are doing, context, cost, quotas, prompt cache countdown, attached plan's position, off-plan guard), with an optional ASCII companion

A /scopus-mod side pane for browsing the scopus-for-dobby library and attaching papers to the chat, with tools the agent can use to steer the same scope and selection.

Coordinate a fleet of cheap parallel coding agents from any ticket source (Notion, ClickUp, Obsidian vault boards, or a local folder of markdown files). Groom, design-swag, and cook tickets in git worktrees with tier-selected cooks, adversarial inspection, and a mandatory analyst retro. Settings, agent roles, and prompt overrides cascade across global, team, and repo-local layers.

Paints Markdown onto Claude Code's prompt box as you type: fenced code becomes a syntax-highlighted card (even before you close the fence), and inline code, bold, italic, lists, task lists, quotes, tables, links and headings are styled. Paint only, your text is never changed.

Pane of the herdr agents this session spawned, and theirs: status, model, context, cost, ticket. /agent-tree toggles it; a global view lists every herdr agent.

Pane of this repo's kintsugi verification runs: the stage pipeline, each stage's exit and time, and a timing bar. /kintsugi-runs toggles it.

Side pane listing files Claude writes or edits, split into planning, code and scratch, with a filter; click one to open it in your editor

Painel ao vivo do que o Claude e cada ajudante fazem: subagentes, agentes de Workflow, comandos, agy e Codex em árvore, com modelo, tokens, pendências, avisos, outras sessões e uso

Depois de cada resposta, o Haiku propõe três próximos pedidos em botões acima da caixa de mensagem (teclas 1-3)

A side pane that shows the agents working on your requests as illustrated characters

A live Vikunja pane for Claude Code: the Doing, Blocked and To-Do lanes, the task the session is working on, and a button to start a session on a task in its folder

Control YouTube Music, Spotify or anything else playing from Claude Code: a now-playing band, a /music pane with cover art and progress, /play /pause /next /prev /vol, Spotify search, play, queue and like, and music tools for Claude

A Tamagotchi-style coding companion: it earns XP from edits, reads, passing tests and commits, levels up and evolves, and needs feeding, play and rest. /codepet

A side panel listing your installed mods and their commands: pick one to run it, or to fill the prompt when it takes arguments, or uninstall a mod: /mods

OmniRealm, a god-simulator sandbox in a side panel: terraform a procedural world, seed races and beasts, watch kingdoms rise and war, then intervene with storms, plagues and bombs. Pixel art on the desktop, text in the terminal: /omnirealm

A line above the prompt counting the background tasks running in every session, and a side panel listing them (shells, subagents, monitors, workflows) read from their transcripts, even in sessions marked Completed: /alltasks

A live pane: context ring, session cost, a colored timeline of every tool call, files edited, and a sports-commentator recap of each turn

A workbench for building Claude Code mods: which mods loaded, a live tape of every event with its real payload, the four ship gates on the mod in progress, and tools so Claude can read payloads and run the gates itself