Status line

Shows CI status lights above the prompt while a promote PR (base main) is open. One REST page per minute, PR-open only. Cancelled is not-pass.

Masks secret values in tool results before the model reads them: named vendor variables, value-shape patterns, and high-entropy tokens. No reveal path.

Hides tokens, keys and passwords in tool output as ‹secret:N›, restores them in later tool calls, blocks reading key files.

Claude assigns you the tasks only you can do. They wait in a My tasks pane, counted under the prompt, until you answer or reject them, so nothing Claude needs from you gets lost in the chat.

Your AI B2B SaaS marketing team: 90 specialist agents in 19 skills across content and editorial operations, SEO/AEO, paid media, social, email, design, sales enablement, product marketing, integrated demand-gen campaigns and channel planning, founder-led GTM and public-sector marketing, account-based marketing (ABM), growth/PLG, analytics, comms and analyst relations, partnerships, events...

Interactive UI probe: ui.render components, toast, status, log, pane, command register

COSTCLAW LIVE: per-request cost, cache decay and repeated-read detection while the session runs, and it serves the Nth identical Read of an unchanged file from its own cache instead of paying for it

/explain: get answers as ASD-STE100 prose, a diagram, an HTML page, or a 3b1b-style video

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.

Route Claude's desktop computer use through Codex's computer-use engine, one Codex session per Claude session so threads can drive apps in parallel. Toggle with /codex-cu on|off.

A desktop-app look for Claude Code's terminal: colored shell commands in prose, a Bottom line card, content-fit code cards, borderless tables, gutter marks beside paragraphs that need you, painted tool rows and turn headers.

A pixel pet that lives in a pane and reacts to what Claude does: eats on tool calls, gets sick on failures, panics on rm -rf, sleeps when idle, evolves as you ship

Gmail + Slack alerts inside Claude Code: toasts, status count, and an Alerts pane

btop-style live dashboard for Claude Code internals: /cctop opens it in a side pane, cctop-insights lets the session answer questions from its numbers

nanoflow by nanosite.ai: your dev workflow, live. Worktrees on their own ports, tickets, PRs/CI, checks and Playwright as a dashboard pane, a progress status line and toasts, plus dev skills.

Live view of a running Workflow: each stage as it starts and finishes, with what it is doing right now, in a pane, a band above the prompt and the status line.

A side pane for Claude Code that lists the subagents a session runs, what each is doing and what it costs in tokens, with each one's conversation a click away.

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

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.