Guards

Choose per thread whether Claude uses auto memory and which skills it can see, from a /setup panel, with defaults for new threads.

Analysiert und optimiert Prompts und Agenten-Aufträge passend zum aktiven Modell und macht Subagenten sparsam: Lagebild, schlanke Varianten, Briefing-Gate, Fork-Sperre und Kostenanzeige.

Panel con el roadmap del plan de superpowers activo y las tasks y subagentes de la sesión

Always-on status line and a pane for this session's Bash calls, background tasks and Codex/Pi/Devin/OpenCodeReview runs: elapsed time, output freshness, verdicts and errors.

Control Tower: Flightdeck's live agent dashboard on top, savvy-progress's savvy-flow agents panel below, plus the progress band above the prompt

A live, interactive k9s terminal in a pane (k9s runs under a private tmux server, so kube auth and context come from the shell that launched Claude Code), plus two tools so the model can read the k9s screen and send it keys. While k9s runs, Bash calls that invoke kubectl are refused and the model is pointed at those tools; kubectl works as usual otherwise. One server per Claude Code process, a...

A /worktrees side panel: colored, named worktrees with one-line tasks, fast session switching, and per-worktree dev-server ports Claude respects

Copies each file Claude changes under a source folder to the same path under a target folder (a local site's theme copy, say), one file at a time, and shows whether the result was checked in a browser

Records every tool call of a turn (name, short target, duration, error) and shows a timeline pane with /recorder; observe only, never stores file contents or output

A quiet AI-fluency thinking partner: shows where you are in the loop with Claude (plan, brief, review, own) and helps with the next step.

Explains each step Claude takes (commands and code changes) in plain English, in a side pane

Pages your phone (ntfy or Telegram) when the coding agent finishes a long turn or needs you, and lets you reply from the phone.

Connector control center: how many tokens each MCP connector eats (schemas and replies), its version and what to disable, in the /connectors pane

Warns when another Claude session on the same repo already edited the file being changed, or claimed the same package version.

Live plan, % done, time left and a one-line 'now' for long tasks, in a pane and on the working row.

A pane that shows the session's agents as pixel characters in an office.

/jobs pane: running subagents and background shells with elapsed time and Stop; a toast when background work finishes

Steers npm/npx/yarn to the package manager the repo's lockfile names (bun or pnpm), bun where there is none

Brings up a folder's dev stack from a YAML stack file: docker compose, detached dev servers, one-off tasks and check scripts, one pass at a time, with each service as a colored dot under the prompt

Previews pasted images and images Claude sends, with Open and Reveal buttons (Explorer on WSL/Windows, Finder on macOS)

One control pane for compaction pins, model routing, a project map, a stuck detector and a UI inspection gate.

A side pane that grades every test in the project (strong, shallow, brittle, hollow, duplicate), tells Claude how to write tests that grade strong, and shows coverage.

Run several Claude Code chats side by side safely: where the week's usage lands at this pace, a question before two chats edit the same file, heavy builds taking turns, destructive commands refused and secrets hidden. Nothing to configure. English and Japanese

Shows the images you paste and the ones Claude reads, receives or creates in a small strip above the prompt: PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, TIFF, BMP and SVG.