Commands

The /context breakdown as one live bar, drawn above the prompt.

Records the last turn's Edit and Write calls and steps through them one diff at a time with /replay.

/nightrun: pane with the newest claude-orchestrator night run's sprint states and log tail (reads only the runtime/nightrun layout; not bajzi night-run's NIGHT_DIR)

Keeps a glossary of the conversation's terms and a map of where the work stands, in panes opened from a band above the prompt, with a btw input for side questions.

Keeps GitHub Actions spend in sight: the month's minutes and cost for the repo's organisation or account, GitHub budgets, cache and artifacts, risky workflows as they are written, and runs that hang

Shows the context window as a stacked bar above the prompt, one colour per /context category; /context-bar toggles it

Blocks destructive shell commands and access to secret files before they run, anywhere in a compound command

Notifications that say what happened: a long turn finished (with its answer), a permission prompt or a question waiting, an Actions budget running low; on the desktop and, through Claude Code push, on your phone

Keeps secrets that tools print (keys, tokens, passwords, private keys) out of what the model reads and the next request sends

Desktop mod for people who run many sessions: a task brief with criteria and authority at the start, Claude works alone and calls you only for blockers, an acceptance screen and an HTML report at the end. A free mode for brainstorming and prototypes keeps the ideas and ends with a summary. The task folder keeps the ledger, so compaction loses nothing.

A fast decision layer for coding agents. Jev ranks files, picks the tests a change can break, sorts failures and reviews diffs by risk, so Claude reads only what matters and judges only what Jev is unsure of. Also: long output trimmed, compaction that keeps what the work still needs and saves the rest on disk, safety signals on Bash and fetched content, and the session's numbers above the...

Write a handover when a Claude Code session gets long, type /clear, and the next session picks up where you left off with nothing to paste.

Docks a narrow pane beside the transcript that follows each running subagent live

Folder, branch, ahead/behind and uncommitted changes above the prompt, with a /drift pane for changes and branches

SLAB/SIGNAL control center for Claude Code: live deck band, control pane, popups and tmux navigation

Your Pokémon party journeys through a pixel world above the Claude Code prompt: it runs while Claude works, cheers when tests pass, faints when they fail, levels up and evolves.

Share a Claude Code session with a link. Teammates join from their own Claude Code and talk to it: one session does the work, everyone sees every turn live, and the host approves what runs on their machine. Sharing goes through this project's public server unless you set your own (README: Privacy and the public server).

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

Hides tool rows and shows a plain-English checklist above the prompt. Start with /simple on.

A tiny ASCII pet above your prompt (=^.^=) that cheers when tests pass, worries when commands fail, naps when you are idle, and levels up as you work.

A live list of every file Claude read or edited this session, in a pane and the status line.

Your plan's 5-hour and weekly usage limits above the prompt: percent used, time to reset, used today, with warnings at 75% and 90%.

Records every edit Claude makes in a turn and lets you step through the diffs with /replay.

A top-down driving game above the prompt. Task coins rain in as Claude works. /roadtrip to play.