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TypeSafe's Jev decides how Claude Code works on each prompt: the main conversation's reasoning effort (low to xhigh, raised to max mid-turn when tool calls keep failing), each subagent's model, whether to split the work across subagents, and the one skill the prompt needs. Brings in custom OpenRouter models (a junior coder reviewed by Opus, or cheap bulk work) and Codex or OpenCode as...

The agent flow pane: /flow opens a live tree of the session's subagents and teammates beside the transcript, fed by engine events, with a text fallback where no pane can be drawn.

LLM-maintained knowledge base for Obsidian vaults. Auto-triggers on paper sharing, vault health queries, concept compilation, research questions, and domain management.

Autonomous development workflow: brainstorm, auto, iterate, audit, review, ship, plus the prd.json sprint system.

Web search through Jev Search. Answers Claude Code's built-in WebSearch with Jev (sources and time window chosen by Jev, every result ranked by relevance) and falls back to the built-in search when Jev cannot answer. Also adds the jev_search MCP tool for explicit source or time filters, and a skill on when to use it.

Keeps long-running Claude Code sessions alive: a usage band above the prompt, prompt-cache keep-alive across idle gaps, and a graceful pause at 95% of the 5-hour limit that wakes the session when it resets.

Shrinks each Bash result before the model reads it: per-command filters for git, test runners, linters, package managers, containers and file tools, the full output kept in a file.

Shows the background shell tasks of the session on the status line or in the shared sidebar, with the oldest one's age, and stops one from the /bg-tasks pane.

Keeps the 1-hour prompt cache warm for a window you set, or with no end in every session under always, with one cache-shared fork per idle stretch and one keep-warm message after a resume, arms a window for you after a paid cold write, and shows the cache state, the cold price and this session's cold writes.

Measures the build artifacts of the repository, shows them on the status line from 5 GB, and deletes the ones you pick in the /disk-janitor pane; data directories are never listed.

Shows the subscription usage limits under the prompt or in the shared sidebar with a reset countdown and a projection, opens a /limit-watch pane, logs once when a limit passes 80% and 95%, and stops sampling entirely with /limit-watch off.

Loads MEMORY.md into the session and saves project learnings to it after every turn through a tool-less fork in the background, without blocking the stop.

Shows this session's state in the sidebar: context fill, token totals, cost, model and effort, the Claude Code version, the other sessions of this machine, and the git branch and status.

Shows each subagent of the session with its turns, time, model and tokens, the costliest first, yellow while it runs and green once it answered, and marks one that passed the token limit.

.NET development plugin for Claude Code — Roslyn semantic analysis, DI/architecture/EF Core guards, convention-aware scaffolding, TDD agents, security and performance review, and project lifecycle commands.

Counts the model's searches and colors each one: green found first try, yellow found after misses, red found nothing

Keeps secrets out of the conversation: hides API keys and private keys before the model or the transcript sees them, and blocks reads of credential files and commands that print secrets

Three-level decision layer on TypeSafe's Jev: picks model and effort per session and per subagent, compacts context without rewriting it, and gates code review with calibrated closed questions. Pairs with lexi: the review runs after the last GREEN.

Plan at the frontiers and review the plan in the browser: decisions and interfaces before mechanics, vertical slices each closed by a check. /vellum:start opens a planning mode of its own: Claude writes the plan and its mockups and grills the reviewer on the open choices; the reviewer comments, edits or approves in a page, and the answer reaches Claude as a prompt.

Benjamin's collection of Claude Code skills — daily workflow, code quality, dev tools, and specialist agents.

Stops a session before it runs past a budget. Three figures are guarded, each with a limit you set: the session cost in dollars, the 5-hour plan window and the 7-day plan window. It says nothing until a figure nears its limit, then pins a status line and warns once; past the limit it refuses tool calls and asks before sending another prompt. /guard shows the state and changes the limits.

A live /context: a pinned line under the prompt with the window fill and the growth per turn, and /context-lens for a pane with the per-category bars and how many turns are left before auto-compaction.

Shows the subscription plan limits - the 5-hour window, the 7-day window and a gateway spend limit - as a pinned status line under the prompt, with a reset countdown and a projection of when you would hit 100% at the pace of the last few samples. /quota opens a pane with a bar, the reset clock time and the burn rate for each window.

A per-turn cost and token ledger: a pinned status line with the session cost, the last turn's tokens and the cache hit ratio, and /ledger for a table of the recent turns with their model, tokens, cache reads and writes, duration and cost.