Status line

Runs 2-4 attempts at a task in parallel git worktrees, each with a different approach; compare their diffs and adopt the best.

Finds the commit that broke something: git bisect with your test command in a temporary worktree (your working tree is never touched), live progress in a pane, the culprit with its diff stat handed to Claude.

GitHub issues and pull requests in a pane — one press to have Claude work on an issue or review a PR — plus the current branch's PR checks in the status line.

Runs your dev server or watcher for the session, flags its errors above the prompt, and lets Claude read its output.

Keeps long sessions going through API errors and rate limits: resubmits after a backoff when idle, waits out rate limits with a countdown, never loops, and stops the moment you type.

CI that fixes itself with your say-so: watches the branch's workflow run after a push, puts a failure with its error-dense log on the band with Fix it, surfaces new review comments, and can pre-review PRs you are asked to review.

Notices when a session is getting heavy (full context, repeated compactions, slow turns, tool errors), prepares a handoff in the background, and offers a one-press fresh start that continues from it.

Works your backlog while you are away: when idle, one worker at a time implements the next .claude/backlog.md task in its own git worktree under a strict tool policy and budget; in the morning you review, adopt or discard each branch.

Caps runaway turns: asks, stops or warns when one turn passes a step, time or cost limit.

Gob as a Tamagotchi-style companion who lives off your work: finished turns, green tests and commits grow him, and /pet lets you feed, play with, pet, nap and dress him. Free, and he never punishes you.

Opt-in instant approval for clearly harmless shell commands: a strict pre-filter, then Jev classifies the command; only read-only inspection at ≥ 97% with no network risk skips the permission dialog. Every approval is logged.

What Claude touched this session: reads, edits (+/− lines), searches per file, main vs subagent, with flags for blind edits and repeated reads.

Git at a glance and in reach: a branch/changes status line, a /git pane to diff, stage, revert and commit, and Conventional Commit messages written by haiku.

Rough idea in, precise prompt out: /polish or a trailing ?? rewrites your prompt into the input box for you to edit and send.

Blocks catastrophic shell commands (rm -rf ~, curl | sh, force-push to main, DROP DATABASE, format C:) and asks before risky ones (git reset --hard, rm -rf, terraform apply), in Bash and PowerShell.

Keeps work off protected branches: no commit, merge, rebase, cherry-pick, am or push on main/master/release/* (or an explicit push to one), with an optional auto-branch for commits.

Stops accidental truncation of real code: no "// ... rest of the code" placeholders over real code, and a question before a Write or Edit throws away most of a file.

Supply-chain check before installs: npm/pnpm/yarn/bun/npx, pip/uv/poetry/pipx, cargo and gem packages are looked up first; nonexistent names are refused, brand-new, unpopular, deprecated or lookalike ones need your yes.

Protected files and a project boundary: Claude can't edit .env, keys or .git, asks before touching lockfiles and migrations, and asks before writing outside the project.

Keeps credentials out of your code, your shell commands and Claude's context: blocks hard-coded secrets in edits, asks before commands with literal keys, redacts secrets from tool results and flags them in prompts.

Prompt-cache hit rate, a live warm/cold countdown, cache-bust alerts with likely causes, savings, and optional keep-warm pings.

Context-window gauge: a fill bar in the status line, toasts as it fills, a /ctx breakdown pane with Compact now, and optional auto-compaction between turns.

Spend tracking across sessions: session and today's cost in the status line, daily and weekly budgets with toasts and an optional hard stop, and a /spend pane.

One compact status line: model, context fill, cache hit and warm countdown, session cost, the fullest rate limit, and git branch with changed files.