Guards

Blocks destructive shell commands and access to secret files (.env, SSH keys, cloud credentials).

Ends every turn with the date, time, duration and tool call count

A tiny pixel creature that lives above your Claude Code prompt. It counts down your prompt cache and guards it on model switches, wakes Claude when your usage limit resets, brings a helper for every subagent, makes sound on Windows and Linux, yelps before risky commands, rolls its eyes at "You're absolutely right", and brings back your old /buddy.

Catches recurring agent failures from past transcripts: whole-disk find, foreground poll loops, errors masked by | tail, forgotten background shells

A shared notes pane beside the conversation: capture, quote, and come back to what matters.

Denies a delegated agent lane any write to this repo's Claude settings files.

Report model drift and deny only positively invalid stale-pin launches.

Linear workflow for Claude Code: issue-next, issue-start, issue-review, issue-ship and issue-plan-cycle skills backed by a deterministic CLI, a linear-manager agent, and a mod that shows the current issue above the prompt with your other sessions and conflict warnings

A pixel pet that lives in Claude Code: it watches what Claude is doing, grows with Claude's work and keeps you company

A podcast player inside Claude Code: subscribe to feeds, browse episodes in a pane, and play them with a now-playing bar above the prompt

Lines changed against main, split into code, comments, tests, docs and generated files, in a row above the prompt that expands into a per-commit table

Review status of the session's pull requests in a footer chip (approved or not, how many reviews are pending) that opens per-PR details

Pass tasks between named Claude Code sessions: the receiver queues them, works each to a pull request, reports back and picks up the next. A band and panel show your sessions and tasks.

Registry of every Logos module available in the latest Logos Basecamp release — cards, canonical LIDL contracts, annotated interfaces, stack and integration guides.

[mod] Holds risky shell commands (rm -rf, git reset --hard, force push, git clean, migrations, find -delete, xargs rm, also inside bash -c / eval) and shows what they would change in a pane with Proceed / Cancel. Based on Anthropic's claude-code-playground mod

[mod] Records the file edits Claude makes in a turn; /replay or r steps through the diffs one at a time in a pane. Based on Anthropic's claude-code-playground mod

[mod] [skills] Turns a feature request into a spec, one approved step at a time: clarify the request (asking you what is unclear), survey every affected screen and feature with subagents, write the requirements, then propose several feature and UI options with mockups. Saved under docs/specs/; /specs shows the checklist

Claude からバトンが渡ったとき（完了・質問・許可待ち）に、どのセッションかが分かる Mac の通知を出す

TODO を Today・◎・○・△ の段階で管理し、ステータスバーに今日の件数を出す。一覧の画面からボタンで移動・完了できる

Compaction that continues without a break: writes a handoff card before /compact and auto-compact, summarises on Haiku, and tells the agent to carry on from the card. Falls back to the built-in summary on any failure.

起動中のエージェントを猫にして書き出す（見るのは neko-room ビューア）

Works through a GOALS.md goal tree turn after turn, with locked checks, its own check verdicts, lessons that carry over, safety guards and a progress band

Guided modernization for any legacy codebase: start with /modernize, get an assessment, an interactive map, the business rules mined from the code, and a plan you approve, then an upgrade, a rewrite or a rebuild with independent proof that the new code behaves like the old. Includes security hardening, a one-page report, specialist agents, and an optional live progress pane (early access).

isobar, a Claude Code mod: a weather map for the session's change, drawn over a fixed map of the codebase, to read a complex change at a glance. A red storm sits on what Claude edited, each changed region is captioned with what the change did there, green rain falls on the code that uses what changed, the latest turn shows brightest, and an optional scope check flags edits nobody asked for.