Panes

A TODO.md task board (Todo / Doing / Done) with a side panel: quick capture, Claude enrichment with IDs, and done logs

A side pane (/side) where you talk directly to a subagent forked from the main conversation, while the main conversation keeps working.

A live stock pane (/ticker): a scrolling tape, prices, day change and an intraday sparkline for your watchlist, from Yahoo Finance.

Read, write and review markdown with Claude in a pane inside Claude Code: drafts stream in, comments stay on their words, and Claude suggests edits you accept or reject.

/pane-peek or %word in the prompt: search panes of every herdr workspace, insert a [herdr-id:...] chip for the chosen one, and read marked panes for Claude when you send

A side pane with Git review, real PowerShell terminals and a live monitor of the servers running on localhost. Nothing else to install.

Teamwork Chat inside Claude Code: unread badges, a conversations pane, replies, direct messages, images and suggested replies

Catches risky shell commands (rm -rf, git reset --hard, force push, ...) before they run, forces a permission prompt, and shows what they would touch in a side pane.

Agents side pane: every subagent as a little pixel crew member with its model, effort, context, tokens, cost and time; running, completed and planned tasks with their dependencies. /crew

Ask "what if..." in a side pane: a side question over the current session returns 2-3 alternative approaches side by side, without adding anything to your conversation.

Records every file edit Claude makes in a turn; /replay steps through the diffs one at a time in a docked pane.

One workspace for watching and understanding Claude's work: a one-line band above the prompt and a pane with Now, Changes (file diffstat, changed functions, highlighted diffs, replay), live Preview, Artifacts, Code Map and Usage. /wb

Sigue el flujo de los cambios de OpenSpec: fase, artefactos, tareas y acciones /opsx en un panel.

Slots for your test runs: the reels spin while Claude runs the tests and stop on the real result. Fake credits only.

Puts risky shell commands on trial: a prosecutor, a defense and a judge argue in a pane. A guilty verdict stops the command; an acquittal leaves it to your own permission rules.

A falling-block line-clearing game to play in a pane while Claude works.

A cat walks a line your Claude Code session unfolds, wearing what Claude is doing overhead; plus retro paper-panel styling for messages, tool rows and a usage monitor

Watches AWS CodeBuild projects: a chip above the prompt with the last build, a warning when a push to the deploy branch started no build, and a pane with recent builds, their logs in the app's Terminal and a Start build button.

A Docker chip above the prompt and a Dracula-themed containers pane grouped by compose project: ports, health, Start/Stop/Restart by container name, logs and compose Recreate in the app's Terminal, and a warning when a container is older than your last git checkout.

A kubectl context chip above the prompt and a Dracula-themed pods pane: switch context for Claude's session without touching your kubeconfig, filter pods, and open a shell in any container from the app's Terminal.

A Dracula-themed pane with the diff of every Edit and Write Claude makes in the session, a file navigator and line numbers.

A Dracula-themed pane to install the Dracula mods and turn them on and off. Every other mod ships off; this one lists them all and remembers your choice across sessions.

Your open pull requests in a Dracula-themed pane: CI, Codex review and whether each one already reached your integration branch, plus a chip above the prompt that flags failing CI.

A chip with your git worktrees and a pane that shows each one's branch, uncommitted changes and pull request, opens it in the app's Terminal and removes the clean ones whose branch is merged.