Results for “M-i-k-e-l”

Kiko boxes every turn above your prompt: Knowledge In, Knowledge Out, K.O.!

Claude draws Mermaid, D2 and PlantUML diagrams (UML, flowcharts, sequences, architecture) into a side pane with history, versions, export, copy and share.

Desktop mod for people who run many sessions: a task brief with criteria and authority at the start, Claude works alone and calls you only for blockers, an acceptance screen and an HTML report at the end. A free mode for brainstorming and prototypes keeps the ideas and ends with a summary. The task folder keeps the ledger, so compaction loses nothing.

A right-hand sidebar for the session: every link mentioned, things to know, and action items you tick off into a collapsible Done list.

Zeigt über dem Eingabefeld, wie lange der Prompt-Cache noch warm ist, mit Kontext, Limits und Kosten, und hält ihn auf Wunsch in Pausen warm.

RUIN, a retro first-person shooter you play in a pane: four levels, textured walls, enemies, keys, weapons (/ruin)

Reports what a Claude Code session is really doing (idle / working / tool / permission, plus signals and token use) from inside the session, as a JSON snapshot and a JSONL event log

Shows your Obsidian Kanban board (BOARD.md) in the status line, with a /board pane listing every card

Keeps a running list of every file Claude edited or wrote this session: a count in the status line and a /touched pane

A band above the Claude Code prompt: an animated mini Claude that acts out what Claude is doing, who is working (model, effort, plan) and live ctx / 5h / 7d gauges.

A pane showing the main loop and every subagent of the session as pixel crabs, each under its role's hat: a short name, role, model, plan progress, context fill, tokens, estimated cost and time, with totals on top and the finished ones kept below; while agents work, one line above the prompt says how the run stands.

Draws successful tool calls as one dim line in the terminal and hides their output, keeping its key facts (git commit, background, exit code meaning); a call a hook refused is one red line; failed calls stay in full; ctrl+o shows everything; /quiet-tools toggles it.

Suggests next steps after every prompt and keeps them in a to-do list by category, in a panel you can click (/todo) or drive with commands.

Rewrites every fenced code block in an LLM response so it conforms to the language's standard style (Prettier for the web stack, black for Python, gofmt / rustfmt / shfmt where installed).

Read-only view of every user and assistant message in the current session, with collapsible tool-call details and paged loading. Open with /history.

Live plan progress bars with stages, steps, step times and soft sounds for decision, error and done. Local fork of zycck/claude-mods plan-progress 0.3.0 (ea2c96b) that sends its rules with the first prompt instead of prompt.compose and sends an unexplained open bar back from turn.complete instead of classic.Stop, redraws the bars from the transcript after a rewind or resume, folds the terminal...

A right-side pane showing, live, which files Claude is reading, editing and committing. No model calls; history kept across sessions.

Explains the X Factor kit: a one-time welcome above the prompt and /kit, a pane listing what each mod does and how to use it.

Context fill, cost and rate limits in the status line; threshold toasts; compaction that keeps edited files; /ctx breakdown

Keeps rate-limit usage in the status line, warns before agent fan-out near a limit, and blocks it at the edge.

A briefing card above the prompt: the session's state and how long it has held, its mission, the open asks it is waiting on you for (kept until a quoted reply closes them), what is burning money, what it found since you last sent a prompt, what comes next, plan progress, and each agent with its last activity. /now-doing asks lists every open ask; /now-doing sync opens the full briefing in a...

Keygrip work orders in a pane: /workorders lists your project's deploy queue; pick one to read its fields, edits, schema and verify steps, see the page before and after the edits — a page that is not live yet is shown on a template page of your site — and approve it for publishing. Paste your project's client key once.

Turns a session into an orchestrator that delegates work to haiku and sonnet subagents, keeps its own context small, sizes each task to about 150K tokens of subagent context, and lists the running and past agents in an expandable band (/orchestrator on|off|status)

A live list of every file Claude read or edited this session, in a pane and the status line.