Commands

One chord to send now: /horn sets Ctrl+X Ctrl+X to send a waiting message right away, like a tap on the horn, and the hint under the prompt says so.

Your own logo on the dash above the prompt, between your other bands.

An odometer above the prompt: how long this session has run and what it has cost.

An oil gauge above the prompt: this week's Fable use, beside Gas Gauge.

A short to-do list pinned above the prompt, ticked off with one click.

Open a link or a file in its own window, straight from the prompt.

A chime when Claude finishes a long turn, so you can look away.

Hand Claude the picture on your clipboard in one command.

A speedometer above the prompt: how full the context window is, from 0 to MAX.

Steer Claude mid-turn with one chord. /steering-wheel sets Ctrl+X Ctrl+X to send a waiting message right away, and the hint under the prompt says so.

A note above the prompt that stays until you clear it.

A tachometer above the prompt: how fast you are burning tokens, over a window you choose.

A look-only mode for someone else at your PC: Claude can read and answer, but cannot change anything until you unlock it.

Watch the Bamboo build and deployment after each git push or PR merge, in a band above the prompt

Run ! shell commands sent from Remote Control, and /run the last ! command Claude suggested

Run a plan document one phase at a time, with a fresh or kept context per phase

Camera pane with pose landmarks, spoken coaching and optional Muse EEG for the Built to Move mobility tests (macOS)

A calm instrument strip for Claude Code: 5-hour limit with forecast, prompt-cache countdown, context fill, one-click git ship, and next-step ideas, in one line above your prompt.

Shows the latest GitHub Actions run for the current branch in the hint line under the prompt, refreshed on a timer and after each turn, with a toast when a run finishes.

A step debugger for the agent loop: pause at prompts, model requests, responses, tool calls and results; inspect and edit them; play, step or stop.

A focus timer in the band above the prompt: /focus-timer starts a block, the band counts it down with pause, skip and stop buttons, a toast marks each switch, and every fourth break is a long one.

A plant in the band above the prompt that grows with every tool call and finished turn, wilts when a tool fails, and keeps growing across sessions.

A /issues pane of the open issues assigned to you across GitHub, Linear, Jira and monday.com; press an issue to put its key, title and link in your prompt

An /observe pane with a tab per provider: Docker and Modal containers with each one's live logs and GPU, CPU and RAM use (and Modal's cost), and Render and Vercel deploys (Vercel grouped by app under its production URL) with the current git branch highlighted. /observe docker|modal|render|vercel opens it on that tab