open-points
rightlabs/claude-open-points
A live view of your project's open points or TODO markdown file: a side pane grouped by status and a one-line count above the prompt.
1,116 mods
rightlabs/claude-open-points
A live view of your project's open points or TODO markdown file: a side pane grouped by status and a one-line count above the prompt.
CocoSgt/yujie-mod
雨姐陪你写代码:像素工位面板、状态栏、提示条,报错会黑脸,rm -rf 会被拦下,还能开东北话唠嗑模式
oliverow/catch-me-up
A side pane with a live catch-up summary of your Claude Code session: why it started, what was done, where things stand, and what needs you
navin0812/claude-mods
Holds destructive Bash calls (rm -rf, git reset --hard, git clean, force push, migrations) and shows the files affected in a pane until you Proceed or Cancel.
navin0812/claude-mods
Records every Edit/Write in a turn, then steps through them one diff at a time in a pane (/replay).
kreddevils18/claude-usage-mod
Your Claude Code usage as colored chips above the prompt: 5h and weekly limits (% left), session cost and spend history. /usage-mod opens the full view.
hoangbits/claude-implement-plan-tracker
Live pane with every step of the current plan, the current step marked, and a done/total count
Arunprakaash/claude-mods
See Claude's background shell commands: live output in a pane, status, and a toast when one fails
kreddevils18/claude-clawd
Clawd, a pixel pet that reacts to what Claude Code does: grows with context, tires with rate limits, levels up with hats.
choidevhi/choitree
Live pane for Claude Code: file tree, git status, where Claude is working, tokens and usage limits, scoped to the current project
skysf/skylu-mods
Your context window as a stacked bar above the prompt, one color per /context category. Click a category to see what fills it; /context-bar toggles the bar.
jimador/brigade
Coordinate a fleet of cheap parallel coding agents from any ticket source (Notion, ClickUp, Obsidian vault boards, or a local folder of markdown files). Groom, design-swag, and cook tickets in git worktrees with tier-selected cooks, adversarial inspection, and a mandatory analyst retro. Settings, agent roles, and prompt overrides cascade across global, team, and repo-local layers.
tylergraydev/rail-runner
An ASCII endless runner that plays in a side pane while Claude is working
shuletadev/certbuddycr
A side pane that shows the agents working on your requests as illustrated characters
threesil/claude-mods
Claw mod: a task band above the prompt and a /hud pane to add and tick off tasks, reading the same TASKS.md as the Claw skill.
Liberty-Technical-Solutions/claude-workflow-mods
Type /mods to preview the workflow mods, tick the ones you want and install them.
ChristianBuzzetti/ClaudeMods
Boberto, a bat-winged mascot drawn at run time by its own Canvas engine: a pane with a wardrobe and idle gestures, and an animated reaction under each assistant reply
ChristianBuzzetti/ClaudeMods
Animated usage strip above the prompt plus a Details pane: context window, 5-hour and weekly caps, cache hits, token flow and per-subagent spend
gblacher2/repo-sessions
Pane listing the Claude Code and Codex sessions working in this repo or folder
ccdwyer/netrunner-trace
A live node map of every host your agent reaches: packets fly from your machine to github.com, npm, PyPI, MCP servers and unknown hosts, with a log and first-contact alerts
ccdwyer/codebase-galaxy
Your repo as a live force-directed starfield in braille: files are stars, imports are faint links, and Claude's attention is a comet that flies to every file it reads or edits
ccdwyer/mirror-pane
Before/after simulator screenshots on the same step as a UI edit, side by side in a pane, with a changed-pixel percentage and pinned baselines
ccdwyer/netrunner-hud
A cyberpunk dashboard pane for your session: braille context gauge, live token oscilloscope, tool-call waterfall and git/test/job/cost widgets, animated at 30fps
ccdwyer/fault-lacquer
Kintsugi for your session: failed operations crack a lacquer tile, and the run that fixes them repairs it with animated gold seams
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