Commands

A pane listing this session's subagents (Agent tool and workflow agents) with their status; select one to see its prompt, text, tool calls and results.

A pane listing the project root repository's open pull requests with titles; click one to open it in the browser.

Shows Claude's questions in a side pane with context, option details, an AI explanation and answer history; also explains questions Claude asks in plain text.

Side pane listing unfinished and in-progress todos from all Claude Code sessions, grouped by project

LLM-maintained knowledge base for Obsidian vaults. Auto-triggers on paper sharing, vault health queries, concept compilation, research questions, and domain management.

Keeps open decisions, the task list and links Claude creates in a sidebar pane, updated through its own tool

Shrinks each Bash result before the model reads it: per-command filters for git, test runners, linters, package managers, containers and file tools, the full output kept in a file.

Shows the background shell tasks of the session on the status line or in the shared sidebar, with the oldest one's age, and stops one from the /bg-tasks pane.

Keeps the 1-hour prompt cache warm for a window you set, or with no end in every session under always, with one cache-shared fork per idle stretch and one keep-warm message after a resume, arms a window for you after a paid cold write, and shows the cache state, the cold price and this session's cold writes.

Parses each JSON, YAML, TOML or .env file an Edit or Write touches, notes a parse error at once instead of at the next build, and says so again when a later edit fixes it.

Asks a council of models about a hard problem, when the model calls its tool or you run /council : Claude models, and Gemini models when gemini-core has a key, answer in parallel, and the model of the session writes one verdict from their answers.

Checks each package the model installs against its registry and OSV.dev, and stops a missing, brand-new, look-alike, outdated or vulnerable one, naming the latest version.

Measures the build artifacts of the repository, shows them on the status line from 5 GB, and deletes the ones you pick in the /disk-janitor pane; data directories are never listed.

Adds a note to the fifth edit of one file in one turn, so the model re-reads the code path and states the root cause instead of trying again.

Remembers which tests failed on which code, and tells the model when a failing test has both passed and failed on the same code, so it runs the test again instead of changing code.

Ships a commit skill and holds every Bash git commit to it: a commit the skill did not open, a blanket git add, a signature trailer, a secret, an ignored path, or a push or branch change nobody asked for is stopped before git runs.

Shows the subscription usage limits under the prompt or in the shared sidebar with a reset countdown and a projection, opens a /limit-watch pane, logs once when a limit passes 80% and 95%, and stops sampling entirely with /limit-watch off.

Measures how much context each Bash command spent and tells the model, past a size limit, which narrower command would have answered the same question.

For mod development: runs a live check of plugins in a fresh Claude Code session in tmux, types the steps one by one, collects the pane and the transcript, then deletes the temp directory, its transcripts and the inline store files.

Writes a prompt longer than the limit (2000 characters by default) to a temp file and sends the model its first 200 characters with the path, so one paste does not fill the context.

Opens one shared pane beside the transcript and draws the sections, lines and buttons every other mod writes into it through $.sidebar; each stream entry is stamped with its time and kept in a per-project log the next session takes back.

Runs slash commands joined with && one after another, waits for each command's turn, pane or dialog to end, and stops the chain at a command that failed or a turn that ended without an answer.

After an edit that builds SQL by joining or interpolating strings, names each line, so the model passes the values as query parameters.

Shows each subagent of the session with its turns, time, model and tokens, the costliest first, yellow while it runs and green once it answered, and marks one that passed the token limit.