Guards

Pattern-based checks that deny .env reads, git force pushes and rm -rf on / or your home folder before Claude Code runs them.

Hands a long session over, to a fresh one or by compacting, before the context gets too big

Keeps AI coding agents inside your project's rules, from idea to merged code: spec design, lanes, layer rules, protected paths with an approval log, spec-check and design gates, proof-before-finish checks, dispatch, review, build status and CI verification, configured per project from its docs

Holds a project together across Claude Code sessions: an agents pane, watchers that wake the model only for news, and guards against expensive mistakes

Harness opinionado de Claude Code para construir aplicaciones serverless en Azure con Event Driven Architecture, Event Sourcing (Marten + Wolverine), Postgres y .NET 10. Incluye pipelines TDD, IaC, tooling, scaffolding y agentes/skills especializados.

Session dashboard: a /tether pane for a working-on note, context, the assumptions Claude is making, the work it puts off, decisions, needs-you tasks, subagents and cost. Every section folds.

Live GitHub PR pane: checks, reviews, threads, comments; polls gh and redraws on change

A brief view of the repo's BACKLOG.md: what's next, and how many items are to-do, new, parked or blocked

A pane on the right listing the decisions Claude needs from you, each with its recommendation and Approve / Chat buttons

Claude says the tests pass. Receipts checks. Flags success claims that no check backs up.

After each response, a panel above the prompt with what needs you, errors, the next action (with its task id), open to-dos and heads-ups.

Stops Claude from re-reading the same large, unchanged file in full again and again in one session: past a limit it is pointed to Grep or a ranged Read instead.

A Claude Code pane showing the model, thinking level, context, usage limits, git state, PR, running agents and your last three prompts.

A live pane for a workstreams round: each stack layer's place in the review loop, its CI, threads, agents and collisions

Live pane of subagents with a Clawd per agent: status, model, tokens, cost and context

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.

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.

Keep huge shell output out of the context window. A Bash result over a threshold is saved to a file and Claude gets its head and tail plus a slice tool to grep or page the rest on demand.

Limit which paths Claude may edit in a project with one /fence command. Edits outside the fence are refused with a reason Claude can act on.

Know whether your auto-memory index loaded whole. Reports the index's size against a limit you set at every session start, names the entries past the cut, and warns when a session pushes it over.